Report on Leiyang No. 1 Middle School Forced Head-Shaving Incident Hidden
On October 2, local media coverage of the incident at Leiyang No. 1 Middle School, in which students were forced to have their heads shaved and charged fees, was hidden.
On October 2, local media coverage of the incident at Leiyang No. 1 Middle School, in which students were forced to have their heads shaved and charged fees, was hidden.
On October 1, local media reported on the incident of Leiyang No. 1 Middle School forcibly shaving students' heads and charging fees.
On September 28, at Leiyang No. 1 Middle School in Hunan Province, the first-year senior high grade lured students into classrooms, locked the doors, and collectively forced haircuts and imposed charges on the grounds that their hairstyles were non-compliant, triggering panic; some students climbed over the wall to escape.
On August 27, a netizen in Leiyang, Hunan, posted on social media that after traveling to Southeast Asia, they were flagged by the local anti-fraud center as a person at risk of involvement in fraud and were restricted from leaving the country, despite having no criminal record and receiving no written notification.
On August 27, 2026, a citizen registered in Leiyang, Hunan, reported that after merely taking a normal trip to Southeast Asia, they were labeled as fraud-risk by the local anti-fraud center and barred from leaving the country without any case being filed; appealing requires submitting a large amount of overseas documents.
Students at Leiyang No. 1 Middle School in Leiyang, Hunan Province shouted from the building in a collective protest against the school forcing students to "voluntarily" come to school for self-study, occupying their rest time to hold a school sports meet, leaving only one day of monthly leave.