Effectiveness of the model of managing and educating relatives not to commit crimes

Tan Ngai Hamlet (Song Loc Commune, Vinh Long Province) has 332 households with 1,425 people, of which Khmer people account for over 70%. In recent times, the Women's Club model of managing and educating family members not to commit crimes and social evils in the area has operated effectively, helping the local police to firmly grasp the area, prevent and fight all kinds of crimes and social evils, and ensure security and order (ANTT).

The Club was established in 2016 with 12 members. Participating in the Club helps members raise awareness, roles and responsibilities of women in educating children not to violate the law, promoting the building of prosperous, equal, progressive and happy families, implementing the work of ensuring security and order, building a movement of the whole people to protect national security (ANTQ) in each hamlet and village.

The Club's Board of Directors regularly exchanges information with the Commune Police.

The Women's Union of the hamlet has coordinated with the Women's Union of Song Loc Commune Police and other departments, branches and organizations to regularly hold periodic meetings, assigning tasks to each member to coordinate in propagating and mobilizing people to comply with the provisions of the law, thereby enhancing the role and responsibility of women and families in managing and educating children not to commit crimes and social evils. The Club's Executive Committee regularly visits the homes of families with children of young age to sign a commitment to educate them not to violate the law and social evils.

In addition, the Club's Board of Directors coordinated with Song Loc Commune Credit Fund to support households in borrowing capital, promptly meeting the capital needs for production and business, creating jobs for local workers, limiting and repelling usury in rural areas, contributing to maintaining security and order, reducing poverty, and building new rural areas. The Commune Police and the Women's Union of the hamlet have launched a campaign for cadres, members and families to register to compete in building cultural families, with no relatives violating the law or having social evils. The Club has mobilized over 95% of women members to register. On average, each year over 95% of women members' families achieve the title of "Cultural Family".

Ms. Ngo Thi Ngoan, Club President, said: Club members have provided valuable information to help the police force eradicate many social evils and solve many property theft cases.

Captain Luong Pham Hoang Toan, Deputy Chief of Song Loc Commune Police, said: "After the Club was established, the Commune Police Women's Association coordinated with the Management Board to propagate the content, meaning and purpose of the Club to each family. Organize and guide people to effectively implement the movement of the whole people to protect national security and order, associated with the work of mobilizing and educating family members not to commit crimes and propagating 4 skills to prevent and combat crimes. Proactively and actively participate in preventing, detecting, fighting, denouncing crimes, social evils and acts that affect the security and order situation in the area."

Source: https://cand.com.vn/Xa-hoi/hieu-qua-tu-mo-hinh-quan-ly-giao-duc-nguoi-than-khong-pham-toi-i787544/