LAWLY

In recent years, an increasing number of Mongolian young people have chosen to study, work, and travel abroad. However, many face misunderstandings, fines, or visa-related issues due to limited knowledge of local laws, cultural differences, and social norms. Although many students plan to study internationally, opportunities to learn systematically about foreign legal systems, civic responsibilities, and social expectations remain limited. In response, 11th-grade students at Human International School developed LAWLY. The system uses real-life cases, scenario-based questions, and comparative information to help students better understand the laws, cultural norms, and civic responsibilities of different countries. The team aims to expand LAWLY into an educational platform not only for students but also for individuals interested in studying, working, or traveling internationally.