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Shanghai Municipal Regulations for the protection of juveniles, 1987.


 In 1987, Shanghai issued Regulations for the protection of juveniles (between six and 18 years old). The third chapter deals with the protection that the family is expected to provide young children and imposes on parents and guardians the duty to educate and supervise their children with the help of other adults in the household. Parents are required to protect the physical health of their children and to ensure that they attend school. In addition, parents must "educate their children for the nation" by encouraging "healthy thinking" and decorous behavior. Parents must monitor their children's daily life and social activities so that they do not consume alcohol or tobacco, are not exposed to "trashy materials," and do not congregate in "unsuitable recreation centers." If parents discover that other people are threatening or cheating their children or are encouraging their children to engage in crime, they should report the matter to the public security or civil administration organs; parents must concern themselves with the physical and psychological changes taking place in their children during puberty and educate and control the children if they engage in "early courtship." Parents must try to learn the "scientific methods" of educating their children, seek guidance in these matters from the appropriate family educational institutions, and not allow their children to live alone and unsupervised. They may not spoil their children, allow their children to engage in illegal activities, or shelter children who have committed illegal acts. These duties are imposed on the natural parents of children born out of wedlock, on stepparents in relation to their stepchildren, on adopters in relation to their adopted children, and on divorcees in relation to their children by the dissolved marriage. In addition, such parents must not discriminate against or maltreat or desert their children, and if, after divorce, the spouse who has been awarded custody proves unsuitable as a parent, then the other party should raise the issue of custody which will be settled by mediation or a court ruling.
