According to China's Law on the Protection of Minors, a minor refers to a person who is under the age of 18 and has not yet reached full adulthood. In China's laws, minors should receive special protection, enjoy the same rights and freedoms as adults, and bear corresponding legal responsibilities. The protection system for minors in China is relatively sound, providing comprehensive protection for minors in education, medical care and social welfare. Among them, the education of minors is particularly important, and schools play a vital role in ensuring the healthy development of minors' body and mind. At the same time, families and society should also actively participate in the cause of protecting minors. The protection of minors not only involves the legal level, but also requires the joint efforts of all sectors of society. Parents, teachers, social organizations and the media can all play a role in different fields to provide better protection and help for minors.
How do minors exercise their rights? The rights of minors need to be accompanied by legal guardians or other relevant personnel. For example, if a minor participates in a lawsuit, his parents or other legal guardians must file a lawsuit on his behalf or entrust a lawyer to file a lawsuit. Minors enjoy the rights of inheritance, property, information and expression, but they should also bear corresponding legal responsibilities.
Minors are valuable resources of society. In order to ensure the healthy growth and all-round development of minors, all forces should actively participate in the protection of minors. Only by strengthening the protection and education of minors can we build a better, harmonious and stable society.
Legal basis:
Article 17 of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) A natural person who has reached the age of 18 is an adult. A natural person under the age of eighteen is a minor.