IMPROVING LEGAL LITERACY AND SHAPING LEGAL CULTURE AMONG YOUTH

Authors

  • Izzatbek Dilshodjon ogli Habibjonov Alfraganus UniversityFaculty of Social Sciences Department of National Ideology, Fundamentals of Spirituality and Legal Education 2nd-Year Student Author

Keywords:

Legal literacy, youth, legal culture, legal education, legal awareness, law, upbringing, civic responsibility

Abstract

This article discusses the importance of improving legal literacy and shaping the legal culture among young people. It analyzes the concept of legal culture, its components, and the role of legal awareness in forming a law-abiding society. The article highlights the contribution of educational institutions, media, families, and public organizations in promoting legal knowledge among youth. It also presents effective methods and tools for enhancing youth legal consciousness, such as interactive lessons, legal trainings, and collaboration with legal professionals.

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Published

2025-07-20

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 2 (2025): ANALYSIS OF MODERN SCIENCE AND INNOVATION

Section

Articles