Srebrenica School Allegedly Threatens Penalties over Bosnia and Herzegovina Jerseys: Report
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Students warned they could face sanctions, including lower conduct grade
Several students from the Srebrenica High School who came to class wearing the jerseys of the Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team were sent to the principal, where they were told that their behavior would be reduced, which the school denies, while the Parents' Council of individual schools in the Sarajevo Canton is calling on students to come to class wearing Edin Džeko jerseys on Friday to show gratitude and respect to the great athle…
The Vice President of the Bosnian entity Republika Srpska, Ćamil Duraković, confirmed to N1 that female students in Srebrenica were threatened with disciplinary action after they came to school wearing Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team jerseys. According to his information, the three girls involved are girls, and Duraković also told us that this case is increasingly likely to […]
News 7 - Reports that a school in Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, has banned students from wearing national team uniforms to class and that sanctions may be imposed on those who do not comply have sparked outrage. A statement from the school administration is awaited.
Students at the Public Institution High School Center Srebrenica are prohibited from coming to class in jerseys in the future, and this decision was made after several students came to school dressed in the jersey of the football team of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
It has been alleged that students at a high school in Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, have been banned from wearing national team uniforms to school. Students who violate the ban could face sanctions such as lowered conduct grades.
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