💨 Abstract
The Supreme Administrative Court in Thailand has abolished a 1975 Education Ministry regulation that restricted students' hairstyles for over five decades. The court ruled that the regulation, which dictated specific hairstyles for male and female students, violated individual freedom, was outdated, and negatively impacted students. The court's decision allows students to express themselves more freely, and the ministry will now leave the issue of hairstyles up to individual schools.
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