Dacheng Cooperates with Mongolian News Network to Establish “Legal” Channel

The opening ceremony of the legal news channel established through cooperation between Dacheng Law Offices and the Mongolian News Network was held in Hohot, Inner Mongolia. Deputy Director of the Ministry of Justice’s Department of Legal Publicity Jiang Jinfang, Deputy Directory of Department of Lawyers Qiu Zheng, Deputy Director of Beijing Municipal Bureau of Justice Wu Qingbao, Vice President of Beijing Municipal Lawyers Association and various leaders from the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region were invited to attend the ceremony.
The Mongolian News Network’s “legal” channel holds as its motto “sending law into the grasslands, sending law to the herdsmen”. Lu Hada will act as the network’s chief legal adviser with responsibility for the daily operation of the “legal” channel.
China’s Mongolian News Network operates under the Inner Mongolian Daily News, as is the largest official Mongolian website. With network users from 34 countries and regions, it currently covers more than 65% of internet users in the Mongolian region, and averages more than 10,000 users (times) in terms of daily site traffic. The establishment of the “legal” channel has benefited wide sectors of farmers and herdsmen who no longer have to step out of their homes to access legal advice and services conducted in the Mongolian language.  At present, Dacheng has assigned two lawyers to the site, and hundreds of lawyers have also voluntarily registered to join the network.
Through cooperation with the Mongolian News Network, Dacheng has positively utilized its excellent human resource talents and broad social influence to promote the popularization of legal knowledge and the building of legal systems in ethnic minority regions.  This news network holds enormous significance as it enables the provision of legal assistance to farmers and herders in minority regions to protect their legal rights, at the same time advancing racial harmony, regional prosperity, and the development of minority communities.