Zoom News : Apr 01, 2021, 05:06 PM
Some rules in Japanese culture are so peculiar that they are often criticized. The Japanese administration has decided to abolish some such rules. Japan's Saga Province Board of Education conducted research in 51 middle and high schools in Japan. It was revealed in this research that the rule of wearing white underwear is for girls in 14 schools.
In many public schools in Japan, school teachers used to check the color of the students' underwear and these students were punished for not having white color. Many parents had raised objection to these rules and termed it as highly condemnable. It has now been decided to abolish this very disputed rule in Saga province.Explain that at the southwest end of Japan's Kyushu region is Saga Prefecture. According to the News of Japan report, these rules will be abolished from the second week of April. The Saga Prefecture Board of Education has also abolished the rules related to the color of students' socks. Last year, a similar study was done in Fukoka city where it was revealed that in more than 80 percent of the schools, this rule is running in a bad way.In this shocking report, it was also revealed that if students were not in white underwear, then students were asked to take it off as punishment and children grades would be spoiled if they did not follow the rules. The people who prepared this report said that there is a tremendous violation of privacy and human rights in these schools of Japan.Significantly, there are many strict rules in Japan's schools, which have been constantly criticized. In many schools in Japan, children get severe punishment if they go shopping from home to school or leave their books in school. Apart from this, there is a provision for using hair products and punishment for girls' short skirts.
In many public schools in Japan, school teachers used to check the color of the students' underwear and these students were punished for not having white color. Many parents had raised objection to these rules and termed it as highly condemnable. It has now been decided to abolish this very disputed rule in Saga province.Explain that at the southwest end of Japan's Kyushu region is Saga Prefecture. According to the News of Japan report, these rules will be abolished from the second week of April. The Saga Prefecture Board of Education has also abolished the rules related to the color of students' socks. Last year, a similar study was done in Fukoka city where it was revealed that in more than 80 percent of the schools, this rule is running in a bad way.In this shocking report, it was also revealed that if students were not in white underwear, then students were asked to take it off as punishment and children grades would be spoiled if they did not follow the rules. The people who prepared this report said that there is a tremendous violation of privacy and human rights in these schools of Japan.Significantly, there are many strict rules in Japan's schools, which have been constantly criticized. In many schools in Japan, children get severe punishment if they go shopping from home to school or leave their books in school. Apart from this, there is a provision for using hair products and punishment for girls' short skirts.