University undergraduate students were virtually not allowed to marry according to the Ministry of Education’s 1990 regulations on management of university students. The regulations were revised in 2005, which remove...University undergraduate students were virtually not allowed to marry according to the Ministry of Education’s 1990 regulations on management of university students. The regulations were revised in 2005, which removed barriers to marriage for university undergraduate students. This has inspired a lot of debate on jurisprudential explanations for the revision, the right to marry for undergraduate students, potential consequences of the revision and its challenges to management of university students and reproductive health services. For a more formal discussion on these issues, policy-makers directly involved in the revision, university leaders, researchers, and students are invited to write on the related issues. The revision has major jurisprudential and theoretical implications rather than practical importance.展开更多
文摘University undergraduate students were virtually not allowed to marry according to the Ministry of Education’s 1990 regulations on management of university students. The regulations were revised in 2005, which removed barriers to marriage for university undergraduate students. This has inspired a lot of debate on jurisprudential explanations for the revision, the right to marry for undergraduate students, potential consequences of the revision and its challenges to management of university students and reproductive health services. For a more formal discussion on these issues, policy-makers directly involved in the revision, university leaders, researchers, and students are invited to write on the related issues. The revision has major jurisprudential and theoretical implications rather than practical importance.
