On March 17, the Institute of Law and Human Rights organized an information session for 24 young people on the topic “Social Behavior. Police and Youth”.

In this session, designed for young people, various aspects of social behavior, legal norms and their relationship with human rights, as well as contemporary threats to social behavior in the digital environment were discussed.

During the session, the Institute's trainer - expert Zumrud Alizade and trainer Amrah Rahimli discussed the fundamental principles of behavioral influences based on ethical values ​​and social norms, individual and collective responsibility, positive and negative behavior, as well as the inadmissibility of discrimination, gender and racial equality, and freedom of expression.

Additionally, discussions were held on important topics such as the role of the police in ensuring human rights and the police code of ethics.

It should be noted that, in addition to discussing important issues related to various aspects of social behavior, such information sessions are a necessary contribution to deepening the young people's legal knowledge and shaping their social behavior.