The Law on the Protection of the Child in China: Comprehensive Safeguards and the Six Protection Regimes

This chapter systematically elaborates on the core content and institutional framework of the Law of the People’s Republic of China on the Protection of Minors. It conducts an in-depth analysis of three key dimensions of the law: first, its legislative background; second, its structural components, including the general provisions, specific provisions, and legal liabilities; and third, its core positioning. As a fundamental law for safeguarding children’s rights and interests in China, this law establishes a legal system centered on the “Six Major Protections” (covering family, school, society, internet, government, and judiciary), which provides a solid institutional guarantee for the development of children.