Pedro II Students Demand Classes on Gender Violence
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Students at Pedro II school have called for the introduction of classes focused on addressing gender violence. Their demand aims to raise awareness and educate peers on preventing gender-based violence, impacting the school community and potentially influencing broader educational policies.
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- •The demand was made by students at Pedro II school.
- •The focus of the requested classes is on gender violence.
- •The call for classes was reported on March 10, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Pedro II school administration agrees to implement classes on gender violence Students receive education on gender violence prevention, potentially reducing incidents and fostering a safer school environment.
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