1 How are relations between people regulated in civilized countries?
2 What are customs?
3 Are there laws enforced against the citizens?
4 Why do conflicts between people arise?
5 What are the main concepts of law?
6 What is a textbook definition of law?
7 Are laws connected with common sense?
8 Why do legal systems of different countries differ?

“What is happening to our young people? They disrespect their elders; they disobey their parents. They ignore the law. They riot in the streets, inflamed with wild notions.Their morals are decaying. What is to become of them?” Plato 4th Century!!  (цитата)

What kind of problems do teenagers have nowadays?
Young people can meet difficulties everywhere: at home, at school, in the street. They face to different problems. They are  as school problems, emotional problems, health problems, at home with parents ,     misunderstanding  ,  smoking  ,    using drugs   ,   using alcohol drinks  ,    relationships with lovers.  The teenager is kind enough. Someone  tries to get  good education  nowadays.
Someone is sure that the most important thing in life is health, freedom and the ability to adapt.
Someone  go in for different kinds of sport.  Someone enjoy drugs, alcohol, and smoking. Someone try to make the around world better.
I think that  youth is a very important period in the life of man. This is the time when a  youth  tries to determine  themsel fplace in this world.
Young people of today do not directly accept the standards of their parents who believe that they are right because they are older. so the young and adult do not understand one another. All these things generate a generation gap.
As a kind of protest against the values and lifestyles of the older people informal groups appeared. For example  such as Hippies, Rockers, Bikers, Skinheads, Punks, Goths
I believe  a great future is reserved for Modern Youth in Russia

Easter is one of the most important Christian holidays. The exact date of the holiday changes from year to year but it usually falls on April. Preparation for Easter starts seven weeks before the actual holiday. It’s called the advent of Lent. Many Christian people don’t eat meat and animal products during this period. The week before Easter is quite busy because people start thoroughly preparing for the holiday. The traditions of Easter celebration vary from country to country. For example, in our country the Sunday before Easter is called a Willow Sunday. On this day people bring home some willow branches which have been blessed in church. Thursday before Easter is called Clean Thursday. Traditionally people should bathe before sunrise on this day. Houses and flats should be cleaned too. There is also a Good Friday. It’s the day when women bake Easter bread called “paska” or “paskha”. On Saturday children dye Easter eggs, which are called “pysankas”. In the evening people go to church for the Easter mass, which lasts all night. Sunday is the actual day of Easter. People visit each other on this day and exchange colourful “pysankas”. In English-speaking countries the official symbol of this holiday is Easter bunny. Children are especially fond of this day because they get lots of chocolate and fluffy bunnies as a present.