[Network Security Publicity Week] Hatoyama: There are two mock courts in the first lesson of this semester
Time: September 18, 2023 Author: News source: [Font size: large | in | Small 】
It was the 10th National Cyber Security Publicity Week. On the afternoon of September 13, the Procuratorate of Jiujiang District, Wuhu City, together with the Cyber Information Office of the Jiujiang District Committee, came to Wuhu Xiwan Primary School and Xiwan Middle School. Focusing on the problem of minors' online security, it brought more than 100 primary and secondary school students an interesting online protection rule of law lesson that combines theory with practice.
Interactive classroom:
How many minors know about network security
Zhou Chunmei, a police officer of the People's Procuratorate of Jiujiang District, with the theme of "safe Internet access, legal partner starting school", focused on national network security and minors' network protection, combined with specific cases, and through interactive Q&A, explained to the students on the scene the important contents of preventing network addiction, network sexual assault, network bullying, network fraud, and paying attention to network privacy protection. Guide students to surf the Internet safely and healthily with the help and guidance of their parents.
Mock court:
Keep away from network addiction and network sexual assault
In view of the differences in age, characteristics and safe Internet access needs between primary and junior high school students, the hospital separately selected a minor who committed a crime due to Internet addiction, and a minor who was sexually assaulted due to Internet addiction, so that students can immerse themselves in the court proceedings and further understand the dangers of Internet addiction in the form of simulated courts. Students all said that they must get online healthily, and stay away from illegal Internet behaviors, Internet cafes and other places that are not suitable for minors.
At the scene of the activity, the procuratorial police sent small gifts to the students who actively participated in the interaction, and distributed the leaflet of "Prevention of Telecommunication Network Fraud" to all students.
This activity combines on-site law popularization lectures with simulated court practice to make students further aware of the dangers of network addiction and help them enhance their awareness of network security and self-protection ability.
