Guilty or Not Guilty?
Examine evidence, challenge assumptions, and decide a campus theft case using legal reasoning.
Law, made legible for the young.
Bilingual explainers that make school, digital, consumer, and work rules easier to grasp.
6Law Lessons
3Partner Schools
2024Since
6Law Lessons
3Partner Schools
2024Since
课程体系
Six Law Lessons
Starting from real life — the legal knowledge every young person needs to know.
- Foundations
How Law Works
Law is not a cold set of rules — it's the shared framework that protects everyone. Learn rights and duties, and how to use law as a tool.
- Digital Safety
Cybersecurity & Digital Rights
Scams, privacy, online lending — every step online is both protected and threatened by law. Know what to watch for.
- Consumer Rights
Consumer Rights
Spotting unfair terms, returning goods, avoiding consumer traps — you have the right to safe, compliant products.
- Campus Safety
Campus Life & Relationships
Bullying, theft, assault — if you face harm, legal channels are more effective than retaliation.
- Labour Rights
Starting Work: Labour Basics
Minimum working age is 16. No surrendering your ID, no upfront deposits, pay on time — protect your first income.
- Citizenship
Civic Awareness
Following the law isn't a burden — it's the foundation of freedom. Understand legal responsibility and build civic identity.
关键知识点
Legal Facts You Should Know
Key knowledge distilled from our curriculum — quick reference anytime.
实践活动
Moot Court Activities
Real scenarios, real debate — understand how law works through role-play.
Is the Punishment Fair?
Apply three principles — proportionate, reasonable, purposeful — to judge real disciplinary scenarios.
Law vs. Justice
Legal isn't always just. Just isn't always legal. Debate the line in real case studies.
Start with the essentials
From bullying to part-time jobs, the most common questions are now condensed into fast, horizontal law briefs.