Colégio Anísio Teixeira investigates reports of student list targeting female classmates

Authorities in Feira de Santana, Bahia, are investigating allegations of sexual violence incitement at Colégio Anísio Teixeira. Reports surfaced on social media claiming that students created a list of female classmates categorized as “more rapeable” and posted it on a classroom wall.

According to reports, the incident occurred during a school activity where some students allegedly wore masks depicting individuals associated with high-profile sexual violence and femicide cases. Students also reportedly made jokes suggesting women should be raped before being murdered.

Four students have been suspended while the Bahia Civil Police investigate potential crimes of apology and incitement to crime. In response to the allegations, students held a protest at the institution demanding justice and respect.

The school administration stated it is monitoring the situation and implementing pedagogical measures in accordance with the law and the Statute of the Child and Adolescent (ECA). The institution emphasized its commitment to a safe environment and noted that privacy protections for minors limit the disclosure of specific details.