Carry out the publicity campaign of "sending law to campus"

Carry out the publicity campaign of "sending law to campus"

The anti-fraud center of Huicheng Branch of Huizhou Public Security Bureau of Guangdong Province entered the multifunctional room of experimental middle school to carry out the propaganda and prevention of telecommunication network fraud. The fourth-level sheriff of the anti-fraud center of Huicheng District Branch of Huizhou Public Security Bureau preached to the teachers and students. ?

In the presentation, combined with the reality of students and parents and the cases that have happened in Huizhou, we started with ten typical types of telecom fraud. Through videos and explanations, let students understand the routine of fraud and the legal consequences of fabricating false information. We also stressed that telecom fraud is low in cost and harmful, and a successful fraud may ruin everything. We must raise our awareness of prevention. Focusing on the types, common methods and preventive measures of telecom fraud, this paper explains the content that conforms to students' psychological characteristics and is easy to accept, and analyzes the relevant laws and regulations of telecom fraud in the form of case interpretation, so as to guide students to consciously enhance their ability to identify and prevent telecom fraud in campus life. ?

After the lecture, the Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee of the Experimental Middle School made a concluding speech, calling on the students to actively participate in the prevention of online telecom fraud, keep their eyes open, keep their greed and enhance their ability to identify and prevent telecom fraud. I hope that students will keep in mind the content of police officer Liu's speech, don't be victims of telecom fraud, and keep in mind three measures to prevent telecom network fraud: don't believe, ignore and don't send money. According to statistics, more than 300 teachers and students participated in this activity, and more than 300 anti-telecom fraud propaganda materials were distributed, further strengthening the campus anti-fraud security "firewall".