National Child Rights Council Urges Schools Not to Forcefully Cut Students' Hair
Summary
The National Child Rights Council has urged schools not to forcibly cut students’ hair or subject them to humiliating punishment. It warned that such acts can violate child rights laws and harm students’ physical and mental health.
Key Points
- The National Child Rights Council has asked schools to stop forcefully cutting students’ hair.
- The Council warned that such actions can carry fines and imprisonment under existing laws.
- It said humiliating, discriminatory, or physically punishing students violates child rights protections.
- Schools have been urged to adopt codes of conduct that protect students’ dignity and mental health.
