Rio School Bullying: Students Charged 'Toll' for Restroom Use

Rio de Janeiro School Bullying Scandal: Students Suspended After 'Toilet Toll' Scheme A shocking case of bullying has emerged from a private elementary school in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Students in the eighth and ninth grades were allegedly charging younger classmates a fee for using the restroom. The incident came to light after concerned parents contacted the school administration. "The children who didn't pay were intimidated, even threatened with exposure of their private parts in front of other students," reported an SBT News journalist. The school confirmed the allegations and immediately suspended four students involved in the scheme. The school stated it has zero tolerance for bullying and is providing support to the affected families. The incident is currently under investigation by child protection agencies. This incident highlights the urgent need for increased awareness and preventative measures against bullying in schools. The swift action taken by the school is a positive step, but further steps are needed to foster a safe and inclusive environment for all students.