A 12-year-old girl was allegedly placed in isolation at her school after staff claimed her skirt was 'too short', sparking outrage among her parents.
The incident occurred at a secondary school where strict uniform policies are enforced. According to reports, the girl was removed from class and made to sit alone for the remainder of the day.
Her parents have since spoken out, labelling the school's actions as 'excessive' and 'humiliating'. 'This is not about discipline—it's about shaming a child for something trivial,' her mother said.
School officials have defended their decision, stating that uniform rules are clearly communicated to students and parents. However, critics argue that such measures disproportionately target female students.
The case has reignited debates over school uniform policies and whether they unfairly police young girls' clothing choices.
