Protest în școlile din România. Elevii vin îmbrăcați în negru pentru a se opune uniformelor obligatorii. „Bullyingul nu poate fi oprit”

Students in Romania are encouraged to wear black on Monday to protest the Senate's decision to make school uniforms mandatory. The National Student Council organized this action, arguing that uniforms won't reduce social differences among students. Some parents are divided on the issue, with varying opinions on the law's usefulness. Students express that their protest aims to make their voices heard, as they were not included in discussions about the law. The Senate recently voted in favor of the uniform requirement, with 84 votes for and 18 against. The law's initiator, Daniel Zamfir, defends it as a means to promote social equity and combat bullying, despite acknowledging it won't fully resolve these issues.