SloveniaThe headmaster of the Secondary Vocational and Technical School in Murska Sobota, Ludvik Sukič, has condemned the practice of 'fazaniranje' (mocking new students) as a form of humiliation and bullying. At various secondary schools across Slovenia, new students are welcomed with traditional rituals, but in some cases, these have turned into violent incidents where older students have physically abused newcomers by painting them with harmful substances, throwing flour, eggs, and other objects. In Maribour, the situation escalated to chaos, with one girl losing consciousness. While the police have called for reports from those who were victims of this unwanted treatment, the school in Murska Sobota had already warned students about such behavior before the start of the academic year.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the issue of 'fazaniranje' as a serious form of bullying and humiliation, aligning with progressive values that prioritize student safety and respect. The emphasis on institutional responsibility (school warnings) and the portrayal of the practice as a violation of basic human尊严 (
