Beijing Women's Federation

On May 26, the Beijing Women’s Federation, together with the Beijing High People’s Court, People’s Procuratorate of Beijing Municipality, Beijing Public Security Bureau, Beijing Municipal Bureau of Justice, Beijing Civil Affairs Bureau, Tianjin Women’s Federation, Hebei Women’s Federation and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Women’s Federation, jointly organized a training course on the prevention and resolution of marriage and family disputes. More than 200 participants attended the event, including women’s federation staff from Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei and Inner Mongolia, as well as police officers, judges, procurators, mediators, marriage registration staff, and operators of the 12338 and 12345 hotlines engaged in the prevention and resolution of marriage and family disputes.

Liu Yuexin, Vice President of the China People’s Association for Mediation (CPAM) and Beijing People’s Association for Mediation, and Honorary President of Xicheng District People’s Mediators Association of Beijing, centered his lecture on the substantive resolution of marriage and family disputes. Drawing on a wealth of typical cases, he guided participants to thoroughly understand the mediation philosophy of resolving both disputes and emotional distress, and master the approaches, key points and skills for dispute mediation. Police officers, grassroots judges and mediators shared their practical experience and job responsibilities, and held in-depth discussions on better preventing and settling marriage and family disputes. The training featured rich content and detailed cases, with active on-site exchanges. It helped further build consensus, enhance mutual understanding, break down inter-departmental barriers, facilitate information sharing and work coordination, and strengthen joint efforts to prevent and resolve marriage and family disputes, so as to safeguard family harmony and social stability.