An 18-year- girl in Japan is suing her  government after her school told her to dye her hair black. The third-year student attended a high school in the city of Habikino, just  of Osaka. Even though she had  brown hair, the school repeatedly told her to dye it black. She said she had to dye her hair black to follow the school's . Japan's 'Mainichi' newspaper reported that school staff started telling the girl to dye her hair  one to two weeks. In her second year, this changed to  every four days. The student's mother said her daughter eventually developed a  on her scalp and that her hair became  damaged. The girl also suffered from  throughout her three years at high school.
The student is suing the local government for $20,000 in . She told the court on October 27th that the school bullied her for three  to dye her hair. She said that the school would not accept her hair was naturally brown. She was banned from school  and school  because of her brown hair. The girl told the  that teachers said  to her in front of the class that caused great  to her. This caused her psychological . She said that a teacher told her that she should not come to school if she didn't dye her hair. The girl said that she was so  one day that she collapsed and had to be taken to hospital by .