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I've already posted about this case, but it really is terrifying on so many levels. Sadly, considering the nature of the bullying epidemic in Japan and the general lukewarm/blame-shifting stance so many schools take on it, this story doesn't surprise me - even as it disgusts me.
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During an interview with Shukan Bunshun Online, the principal of the school denied allegations that there had been bullying at all, and stated that they had taken proper measures after the initial river incident. unseenjapan.com/debates-spark-
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