Study on Legal Popularization in Ethnic Villages of China
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https://doi.org/10.20849/ajsss.v7i5.1187Keywords:
rural areas, legal literacy, ethnic minorities, rule of lawAbstract
Legal literacy is a long-term basic work in China. Due to its special characteristics, ethnic rural areas are a major difficulty in the popularization of law. The work of law popularization in ethnic rural areas faces the dilemma of lack of legal awareness, difficulty in dismantling traditional concepts, and backward construction of law popularization institutions and personnel teams. Strengthening the economic development of rural areas, shaping the culture of rule of law, and conducting activities to send the law to rural areas are reasonable paths to get rid of the dilemma of law popularization and enhance the effectiveness of law popularization.
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