This research examines lawyers' role in grassroots social governance in ethnic minority areas, highlighting systemic deficiencies and proposing innovative engagement mechanisms.
The participation of lawyers in grassroots social governance in ethnic minority areas can effectively enhance the effectiveness of grassroots governance and promote social harmony and stability in these areas. Based on exploring the particularities of grassroots social governance in Ganzi Prefecture and the necessity of lawyers’ participation in it, this article examines the current situation and deficiencies of lawyers’ participation in grassroots social governance in Ganzi Prefecture, and proposes innovative mechanisms for lawyers’ participation in grassroots social governance from the aspects of institutional guarantees, service models, talent cultivation, and evaluation and supervision. It aims to provide theoretical references for improving the grassroots social governance system in ethnic minority areas.
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