Case review found that the Intermediate People's Court of Huai 'an City, Jiangsu Province. Since June 5438+ 10, 2020, Lianshui Micro-Time Tavern has recruited more than 60 minors as salesmen and waiters, attracting minors to set up a so-called "atmosphere group" by providing free drinks, and enhancing their popularity through drinking. The court pronounced a verdict in court, and decided that Lianshui Micro Time Tavern immediately stopped recruiting minors and accepted minors into its business premises, and publicly apologized to the public on provincial media and its social account within 10.
It is understood that before, when investigating a case, Huai' an police found that several teenagers involved in the case had been in and out of a local bar for a long time. Subsequently, the competent department imposed an administrative penalty on the long-term recruitment and acceptance of minors in the bar, totaling 1 1.8 million yuan. Later, in the joint law enforcement, the prosecution found that the bar still unscrupulously recruited and accepted dozens of minors as members of the atmosphere group.
In February, 2002165438+,the prosecution filed a civil public interest lawsuit against the bar, and also issued the first family education guidance order issued by the court and procuratorate in China. This is the first civil public interest lawsuit against the rights and interests of minors in the bar in China, and at the same time, it carried out family education guidance cases for the parents of minors involved.
It is reported that in 20 19, the fifth branch of Chongqing Procuratorate investigated the criminal cases of minors handled by the procuratorial organs in 20 18, and found that it is more common to illegally accept minors in some bars at present.
In June, 20021,residents of Dahua Yao Autonomous County, Hechi, Guangxi reported to the media that their daughter, who was under 13 years old, actually worked in a bar in Nanning, and many girls like her also worked in the bar. 202 1, 1 1, Dongchangfu District Procuratorate of Liaocheng, Shandong Province handled many criminal cases of minors in bars. The bar involved not only allows minors to enter the bar, but even illegally employs minors.
Similar problems, many bars register catering in their business licenses, but perform singing and dancing in the actual business process. Therefore, many parents said that they did not know whether to complain to the market supervision department or to the cultural law enforcement department.
Parents can defend their rights. The case was initially investigated by the local procuratorate, and then a civil public interest lawsuit was filed against the bar involved. In fact, since the implementation of the newly revised Law on the Protection of Minors in June 20021,procuratorial organs have played a key role in supervising the implementation of this law.
The newly revised Law on the Protection of Minors strengthens the social protection for minors, clearly lists bars as places unsuitable for minors to enter, and prohibits bars from recruiting minors who have reached the age of 16. If you encounter such problems again, parents can complain to the local education bureau, civil affairs bureau, public security bureau and other departments. Since the implementation of the newly revised Law on the Protection of Minors, many places in the country have opened hotlines for the protection of minors, and parents can also reflect their problems through this hotline.