Japan’s education ministry has launched a campaign to fight sexual misconduct involving teachers and revised regulations against voyeurism in the wake of seven male educators arrested last year for taking inappropriate videos of students and sharing them on social media.
A law aimed at preventing sexual misconduct in the nation’s schools went into effect in 2022, but revisions were introduced as a result of the offences.
The ministry intends to update teachers on the rules, including dismissal…
Japan gets tough against teachers’ sexual misconduct, voyeurism after arrests
