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Liceo Naval: Parents Ask for Exemplary Punishment Underway in Support of Schoolgirl Victims of Sexual Assault

Summary by Diario Correo
Parents of the Naval Liceo Almirante Guise, in San Borja, held a peaceful march in support of the schoolboy who reported having been the victim of an alleged sexual assault by his companions. With banners and prayers, the protesters demanded justice and an exemplary sanction for the alleged perpetrators.
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Citizens demanded justice in favor of the affected schoolgirl and asked for the expulsion of students who generate bullying and harassment in schools.

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Approximately 200 parents and teachers from other schools gather outside the school demanding an exemplary punishment of those responsible.

·Lima, Peru
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Parents of the Naval Liceo Almirante Guise, in San Borja, held a peaceful march in support of the schoolboy who reported having been the victim of an alleged sexual assault by his companions. With banners and prayers, the protesters demanded justice and an exemplary sanction for the alleged perpetrators.

·Lima, Peru
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Fathers of the Naval Lyceum Admiral Guise held a sit-in outside the school in San Borja on Sunday, September 20, to demand justice for the 16-year-old teenager who reported having been the victim of an alleged sexual assault.

·Lima, Peru
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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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