
The coach of a municipal junior high school basketball team in Taipei City was criticized for posting a screenshot of a student wearing low-cut clothes while performing on a social platform, and the Education Bureau has asked the school to send it to the Gender Equality Council.
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A municipal junior high school in Taipei City held a school anniversary event, and students performed a hot dance performance on the stage.
A municipal junior high school in Taipei City recently held a school celebration event, and students were dancing on the stage. However, a basketball team coach from the school intercepted a picture of students wearing low-cut clothes and said, "The children in Taipei City are all very good-looking." The post sparked criticism from netizens. The Education Bureau stated that it has immediately required the school to handle it in accordance with the law, complete the school security report, preserve relevant posts and video materials, and submit it to the school's Gender Equality Education Committee for processing.
The teacher posted on Threads two screenshots of students dancing in low-cut clothes, and wrote: "On the school anniversary, the Hot Dance Club brings a sexy performance. The children in Taipei City are all very good-looking, so it shouldn't be a matter of drinking fresh milk. If it is twice a week, then the Hot Dance Club, baseball team, basketball team, archery team, and taekwondo team should need to drink fresh milk... Open godfathers to sponsor fresh milk~"
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As soon as the post came out, netizens from all walks of life criticized it, and many people said they had reported it. "It's hard to understand that people who have thoughts about little girls are going against the third graders.", "Likes and dislikes, he is even a teacher! Doesn't he care about naughty female students in class?", "It seems that he will have endless sexual equality meetings", "Do parents know that teachers treat their daughters like this?"; some netizens said that it is inappropriate for students to perform in clothes that are too sexy, and "it is also very problematic to agree to allow children to perform in such clothes."
The Education Bureau stated that school personnel posted images of student performances on personal public social platforms, and immediately required the school to handle the matter in accordance with the law, complete school security notifications, preserve relevant posts and video materials, and submit it to the school's Gender Equality Education Committee to clarify the facts and related responsibilities in accordance with the "Gender Equality Education Act" and the "Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Gender Incidents on Campus". During the investigation, the school has been asked to adjust the work content of relevant personnel and explicitly requested not to contact students to safeguard students' safety and rights.
The Education Bureau emphasizes that campus faculty and staff should respect students' personal dignity, privacy and bodily autonomy when making comments and using student images on public social platforms, and abide by professional boundaries. The Education Bureau has required schools to proactively care for the affected students, provide counseling support and necessary protective measures based on individual needs, and will handle follow-up actions based on the results of the investigation. It also urges schools to strengthen gender equality awareness among faculty and staff and promote social media usage norms to avoid similar incidents from happening again.
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The school’s Gender Equality Education Committee will complete the investigation and make a decision
Very likely · Within weeks

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