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School Violence: Video of Student Being Beaten by Her Classmates Shocks GreeceA video of school violence has shocked public opinion in Greece and sparked new calls for the tightening of legislation concerning violence between minors.The video from an Athens high school shows a group of female students beating their classmate. The violent incident occurred recently at Peristeri, a suburb in west Athens.Published by Proto Thema, it shows the horrific scenes as a 14-year-old student is on the ground and is attacked by at least three classmates aged 13, 14, and 16 in the schoolyard.
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