Japan has a reputation as being a society that demands conformity: All college graduates seeking jobs should wear dark suits to job interviews, women are expected to cover their mouths when laughing and pour the beer at company gatherings. Many schools require students to wear the same uniforms, shoes and have haircuts that meet school regulations. One school in Osaka Prefecture is being sued for
Japanese girl says school forced her to dye hair black, sues government - media TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese teenager is suing the government of Osaka, saying her public high school repeatedly forced her to dye her naturally-brown hair black or be banned from attending school, local media reported on Friday. In a lawsuit filed in Osaka District Court, the 18-year-old girl said her mother informed
An 18-year-old Japanese girl is suing her local government after her school made her repeatedly dye her naturally-brown hair black, media reports say. The girl says she was told she would have to leave the high school near Osaka if she did not comply with a rule requiring students' hair to be black.
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