The Law Society of Singapore would like to thank the following organisations for making this project possible:

  • Inter-Ministry Committee on Youth Crime
  • North West Community Development Council
  • National Library Board
  • Ministry of Education
  • The Subordinate Courts of Singapore
  • Minstry of Community Development, Youth and Sports
  • Singapore Police Force
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Every two years, the Law Society of Singapore runs a Law Awareness Programme to educate the public on various aspects of the law. It is aimed at raising law awareness amongst members of the public.

This year, the Law Awareness Project is targeted at all secondary school students and the various offences which may affect them.

Youth Crime focuses on five main areas which affect students:
   
   
What is crime? What are the different types of crimes? What are the punishments? Find out more [here]
Learn about legal proceedings. What happens when you are arrested? How are police investigations carried out? Find out more [here]
In trouble and need help? No money for legal fees?
Find out more [here]