Law and Rights
Welcome to the Young People’s Survival Guide to the law and rights for young people in Oxfordshire.
In this section you can find information about the law and young people, your responsibilities and rights, as well as things like staying safe, protection from abuse and violence, and what support is available if you are a victim of crime.
There is also information about discrimination and harassment and voting, as well as legal information about important topics like drugs.
In this section
- What's legal when?
- Legal advice
- In an emergency
- In trouble with the police
- Drugs and the Law
- Personal Safety
- Theft, robbery
- Protection from violence and abuse
- Bullying
- Discrimination and harassment
- Your legal rights
- Victim of crime
- Voting and Participation
- Keeping safe on the Internet
- Full list
Something missing? Let us know.
Find it
Looking for someone to talk to? Your local youth worker is ready to listen. Something stopping you sorting out problems and getting on with your life? Connexions can help:
Something missing? Let us know.
Share your stories
We're looking for your stories. What do you know about rights and the law? Have you got stories to share?
Whatever law stories you have, we'd love to hear them, so email and let us know
Links
These websites will help you find relationships advice and services:
- Childrens Legal Centre
Free independent legal advice for children, parents, carers and professionals. - The Site
Masses of advice and information from YouthNet UK, including a good section on law - Advice Guide
Advice on legal issues is included in the Advice Guide website from the Citizens Advice Bureau
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