In a turn towards conservatism, Keiko Fujimori is promoting a series of strict restrictions on personal appearance in Peru's schools. From hair length to makeup, the measure seeks to impose an 'order' that is already beginning to generate strong tensions in society.

Education in Peru enters a stage of rigidity. Driven by Keiko Fujimori, new school regulations have been implemented that focus on aesthetic discipline and behavioral control within educational institutions.

These measures, which directly affect students in Lima, Callao and various cities across the country, seek to restore what the leadership defines as "institutional order". However, the context is complex: Fujimori is promoting these regulations while serving preventive detention.

What do the new rules prohibit?
  • Use of makeup within the establishment.
  • Hair length outside of established standards.
  • Strict control over the length of skirts.

Analysts suggest that this movement responds to a political strategy to strengthen her conservative profile and regain ground in public popularity, appealing to sectors that demand greater authority in the educational system.

Scope of application Declared objective Status of the promoter
Lima, Callao and Provinces School order and discipline Preventive detention

It is expected that the application of these rules will spark a wave of controversies and debates regarding student rights and personal freedom of expression in the Peruvian school environment.

Source: ORIGINAL NEWS