Forced shaving, sleep deprivation and humiliations at Rabat mining school renew hazing debate
Complaints from first-year students at Morocco’s National School of Mineral Industry in Rabat have reignited debate over hazing, with students alleging forced shaving, sleep deprivation, humiliating exercises and degrading treatment by older students. The practices, known locally as “bizutage,” allegedly continued for about 15 days in the school’s dormitory. Students said they went beyond…
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