In Bishkek, special law and discipline classes have opened as part of a new initiative by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In a pilot mode, 10th-grade students from schools No. 16 and No. 73 have begun training. The project is being implemented jointly with the MIA Main Criminalistics Department and the MIA Academy named after Major General Ergish Aliev.
Objectives and training format
The main goal of the program is to foster respect for the law and public order among teenagers, as well as to promote patriotic education. Students who become "young guardians of order" will receive special uniforms and participate in the Academy's life, studying the history and traditions of internal affairs bodies.
To prevent offenses and promote a healthy lifestyle, the schools provide:
- interactive lectures and seminars on legal issues
- sports competitions
- educational events regarding MIA activities
Project prospects
The initiative is based on a developed concept of cooperation with general education organizations. The MIA emphasized that the project's goal is to create a safe environment in educational institutions. In the future, there are plans to scale this experience to all schools in the country.
Context
The MIA Academy named after Major General Ergish Aliev is a specialized educational institution for training internal affairs personnel. The project is being implemented as part of the department's concept of interaction with educational institutions.
