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: Stern des Himmels (sterndeshimmels) wrote in little_details,
2008-04-28 12:57:00

Stern des Himmels
sterndeshimmels
little_details
2008-04-28 12:57:00

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Alleged sexual harassment of a female student by a female teacher in Japan

The setting is 1999 Japan, and what I need to know if there were any incidents before 1999 in which a female student accused a female teacher of sexual harassment. It doesn't matter if the teacher was tried or anything like that; I just need to know if an accusation like that ever happened. I don't know how to search for that in Google, so on Wikipedia I searched "sex scandals" and "Japanese sex offenders," but I was only pulling up information on men. I don't know any Japanese, so if you have a news source, I need it in English.

Thanks for any help!

Tags: japan: education

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Alleged sexual harassment of a female student by a female teacher in Japan

Suitable harmonica for playing classical Chinese pentatonic music?

Musical analysis of the theme from Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons?

Dance Style of "Night And Day" from "Gay Divorcee", Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers

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