On August 27 of this year, the B. Mailin Historical and Regional History Museum hosted a legal quiz game titled “Children’s Rights — The Foundation of a Just Society,” during which participants learned about the fundamental rights and responsibilities of children in an accessible and engaging format.
During the game, the children answered legal warm-up questions, categorized rights versus responsibilities, analyzed everyday situations, and recalled famous fairy-tale characters whose rights were violated. Tasks that asked participants to independently identify which right was involved in a given scenario and how to act to protect their rights without infringing on the rights of others sparked particular interest.
The event helped students expand their legal knowledge and understand that human rights are inextricably linked with responsibility and respect for others. Such meetings contribute to the development of legal culture and a conscious attitude toward one’s actions.
