. So I believe the school is abusing it's authority over students by applying the 'hair rules', appearance is a form of expression, the school removes the freedom of expression guaranteed by the universal declaration of human rights Article 19. All this is guaranteed as long as it does not infringe on the rights of others. So, how is growing long hair infringing on the rights of others? So hair rules are not in fact a trivial matter, they are depriving us of a freedom guaranteed by the united nations that Singapore is supposedly a part of.
I agree with you on this part. I wonder what will the teachers' expression be if you tell them that... I'd argued with my teachers about my hair(okay, that was when I kept longer-hair-than-usual) and there's no way we can win. I mean that's sheer authority for you.
My teacher always told me, "As long as you're in this school, you have to conform to the rules."
Which I rarely heed anyway. Because I believe in anarchy. Okay, just joking on the part but when rules get ridiculous, I wonder how do teachers even get away with imposing the rules.