OPTIMIZATION PATH OF LEGAL RIGHTS PROTECTION FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS IN CENTRAL CHINA
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.55197/qjssh.v5iSI1.574Keywords:
bullying, Naked Loans, telecommunications fraud, legal rightsAbstract
This paper explores the current status of the protection of the legal rights and interests of college students in central China. Through a comprehensive analysis of the existing legal framework, relevant policies and semi-structured interview data, it is found that the rights and interests of college students are often undermined by campus bullying, naked loans and telecommunications fraud. Due to the special vulnerability of the college student group in the socioeconomic background of the central region, they face problems such as not understanding the law and difficulty in finding suitable helpers in the process of protecting their rights. Drawing on comparative studies and best practices, this paper proposes to optimize the rights protection channels in many aspects, such as clarifying the mandatory reporting obligations of relevant responsible entities in legislation, establishing legal aid agencies in colleges and universities, and supporting rights protection APPs. This study aims to contribute to the establishment of a more sound and effective rights protection system for college students in the central region, and ultimately promote the welfare of college students and create a fairer and more just educational environment.
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