An information and awareness-raising meeting was held for students at the International Engineering and Technology University to prevent youth delinquency and improve legal literacy among young people.

Ainur Kuntukyzy, a prosecutor from the Bostandyk District Prosecutor’s Office, attended the event and delivered a lecture aimed at enhancing students’ legal awareness.

During the lecture, she provided a detailed overview of the most common types of offences committed by young people, their causes, and potential legal consequences. Particular attention was given to compliance with current legislation, responsible conduct in public spaces, online safety, protection against fraud, and the prevention of harmful habits.

Ainur Kuntukyzy explained the rights and responsibilities of young people, as well as administrative and criminal liability. Drawing on specific examples, she also outlined effective ways to prevent offences. She emphasized that legal awareness and respect for the law are essential values that contribute to the safety of every citizen and the stability of society.

The meeting was held in an open-dialogue format, allowing students to ask questions and receive comprehensive, professional answers. The participants were also reminded of the importance of acting in accordance with the law under all circumstances, avoiding suspicious activities, and protecting their rights exclusively through legal means.

The event provided an important platform for expanding students’ legal knowledge, strengthening their sense of civic responsibility, and preventing offences among young people.