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LEXTEEN is a student-led legal literacy initiative making law more understandable, relevant, and accessible to young people.
Young people learning, questioning, and growing together.
“What if young people could learn to think about law before they ever step into a law school?”
LEXTEEN was initiated by Komang Gede Antareja Arya Yustisia Mudita, a high-school student interested in law, international affairs, and the role young people play in society.
The idea grew from seeing how often the law influences everyday life — at school, online, and in the wider community — while legal language can still feel complicated or distant.
We believe legal literacy should not be limited to law students or professionals. It belongs to young people, too.
We translate complex legal ideas into accessible educational content that invites curiosity and critical thinking.
A generation that understands its rights, respects its responsibilities, and is not afraid to question the law.
LEXTEEN is a space for the next generation to learn, question, and grow. More ways to participate and collaborate will be shared as the initiative develops.