Imposing restrictions on uniforms in university students in Tunisia … and the wall that prevails in the street

The discussion in Tunisia, about the rules of dress and the general appearance of students within the institutions of higher education, ignited, interacting with the decision of some universities to ban inappropriate dress, which divided public opinion between a supporter in which he sees the necessity to create a respectable and appropriate educational environment, and between exhibitions that considers the prejudice of students freely in selection.

The magazine exploded after a decision issued by the Faculty of Law and Political Science and the College of Economic Sciences and Display in Tunisia, stipulating the prevention of wearing torn pants, short skirts, or exaggeration in the use of cosmetics, and the need to appear in a decent recreation. This step also sparked a strong interaction on social media during the past hours, where some rejected these decisions, on the pretext that they are considered a restriction on individual freedoms for students related to appearance And clothing, demanding to improve the level of teaching and scientific research instead of focusing on the external appearance, while others believe that this step is necessary to create a respectable educational environment that preserves the prestige and value of the university and its academic position.
In the students of Talabiya on Facebook, a number of students complained about the start of the implementation of these decisions within their university institution, where they denounced the director of inspection tours of the departments and expelled the students on the pretext that their inappropriate appearance, which led to the failure of lessons and created an atmosphere of persistent tension. The students expressed their dissatisfaction with their punishment because of the appearance and their demand not to wear dresses, skirts or shirts The short sleeves, although their clothes are modest and are in line with moral and social standards.