Key Facts
• Nagoya City teachers involved in filming and sharing images of female students.
• Investigation committee formed with external lawyers to examine similar incidents.
• First meeting held on July 24, 2025, to address the issue.
• Approximately 17,000 school staff to receive documents requesting information.
• Documents include QR codes for reporting suspicious behavior by the end of August.
• Aim: To identify and prevent further misconduct in schools.
Summary
In response to a misconduct case involving Nagoya City teachers filming and sharing images of female students, the city has initiated measures to investigate and prevent similar incidents. An external investigation committee was established, holding its first meeting on July 24, 2025. The city plans to distribute documents to approximately 17,000 school staff, urging them to report any suspicious behavior. These documents will include QR codes for easy reporting, with a deadline set for the end of August. This initiative aims to ensure a safer environment in schools and address any potential misconduct.
