Teacher blamed for misconduct over Aichi student who killed himself

Teacher blamed for misconduct over Aichi student who killed himself

Takashi Ueda (R), the principal of Azai Junior High School run by the city of Ichinomiya in central Japan, bows in apology over the suicide of a student, at a press conference at the city office on Feb. 13, 2017. Ueda said the classroom teacher treated the student inappropriately. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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