Infants attacked on the street for uniform Armani

tokio - The controversial decision of a primary school to introduce very expensive uniforms has gotten completely out of hand in Japan. Several students who wore Armani uniforms were attacked on the street. The school management is forced to hire security personnel: at school and in the nearby neighborhoods.

The primary school is located in the rich district of Ginza. After the school management decided to introduce uniforms from the Italian brand Armani with a cost price of 615 euros, the criticism broke loose. According to the school, the uniforms are not mandatory, but critics say that parents feel compelled to 'join in' and provide their rapidly growing children with slick clothing.

In recent times, at least three students have been physically attacked or intimidated in an intimidating tone, according to authorities and a spokesperson for the school. The use of security guards is remarkable. Japan is considered very safe and security guards, especially at primary schools, are rare.