The Federation Council has given its approval to a significant new law aimed at providing essential legal assistance to young students.
This legislation grants the right to free legal aid to individuals aged 18 to 23 who have experienced the profound loss of both their parents or their sole parent during their period of study.
The scope of the law is comprehensive, extending support to students pursuing various educational paths, including those enrolled in basic general, secondary general, and primary vocational education programs, as well as vocational training courses for workers and employees.
This crucial measure is designed to ensure that vulnerable students facing such challenging personal circumstances have access to necessary legal support to protect their rights and facilitate their continued education.
The law is set to come into effect upon its official publication.
