Will the hotel report minors to the Public Security Bureau?

You can call the hotel to inquire about the check-in policy. Although most hotels require adults to check in alone, there are also hotels that accept minors’ ID cards to check in. According to our country’s laws, children over sixteen years old and under If you are 18 years old and have your own labor income, you are deemed to have independent civil capacity. And you can check into the hotel alone after you have your ID. If you do not have an ID card, you must be accompanied by an adult to check into the hotel. Our country's laws clearly stipulate that minors under the age of 16 are not allowed to stay in hotels alone. The hotel industry, and hotels have the right to refuse hospitality. While every hotel has your check-in information on the online platform, they must check your ID document when checking in at the front desk. If there is no ID, the hotel front desk can refuse to check in and refuse check-in. If you are traveling, it is even more recommended to be accompanied by an adult and a guardian when you go out and check in at the hotel. If minors of the opposite sex are staying, the purpose of the stay is not pure, and it is more recommended to consider it more, for yourself and others. According to the requirements, when hotel operators accept minors to check in, they must verify the identity of the minors and truthfully register and submit relevant information; they must ask for the contact information of the minors’ parents or other guardians and record them for future reference; they must ask the people who live with them. Identity relationships and other information shall be recorded for future reference; security inspections and visitor management must be strengthened to prevent illegal infringement of minors; suspicious situations must be reported immediately to the public security organs, parents or other guardians of minors must be contacted in a timely manner, and corresponding measures must be taken at the same time Safety protection measures.

According to relevant laws and regulations, combined with the characteristics of cases of violations of minors in hotels, hotel operators should report to the public security organs when encountering the following suspicious situations: First, adults check in with minors, but The identity relationship cannot be explained or the identity relationship is obviously unreasonable; second, the minor is physically injured, drunk, unconscious, and suspected of being beaten, anesthetized, coerced, etc.; third, the minor of the opposite sex has sex with the same person Check-in, multiple check-ins by minors, or check-in with different people without reasonable explanation; fourth, other suspicious circumstances. According to the provisions of the Law on the Protection of Minors, if a hotel operator discovers a suspicion of illegal crime, in addition to reporting it immediately to the public security organ, it must also promptly contact the parents or other guardians of the minor; if it discovers that the minor has suffered or is suspected of being illegally violated, If facing the risk of illegal infringement, corresponding safety protection measures shall be taken within the scope of capabilities.

The relevant person in charge of the Public Security Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security stated that hotel operators should conscientiously fulfill their legal obligations and main responsibilities to protect minors. If they violate relevant legal obligations, they will be held accountable for corresponding legal liabilities in accordance with the law. At the same time, we hope that minors and their guardians, guests, guests, etc. will provide more understanding and cooperation. Other guests should also strengthen supervision and reminders to jointly build a safety mechanism to care for and protect minors. , We must prevent and eliminate cases of violations of minors that occur in hotels, and provide a good social environment for the healthy growth of minors. The legal basis includes Articles 236, 237, and Article 2 of the Criminal Law. The crimes of rape against minors, the crime of forced indecency and humiliation of women, the crime of child molestation, and the crime of organizing prostitution as stipulated in Articles 358, 359, and Paragraph 2 of Article 360, The crime of forced prostitution, the crime of luring, harboring, and introducing prostitution, and the crime of luring young girls into prostitution.

In China, illegal and criminal activities such as rape and molestation of minors, luring, organizing, and forcing underage girls into prostitution occur from time to time. Although the proportion of the total criminal cases is not high, These crimes cause serious harm to minors' physical and mental health.