The Education Minister of Japan has publicly denounced an assault incident at Hiroshi High School in Hiroshima, declaring a non-negotiable stance towards any form of violence in educational institutions. The announcement came after a serious assault case rattled the community recently. The Minister urged for stricter anti-violence policies and enhancement of safety measures in schools to assure student welfare. Detailed information on how these policies will be implemented and monitored is yet to be announced.

Incidents of violence in schools are relatively rare in Japan. When they occur, they are handled very seriously by the society, the educative institute, and the government. Japan's existing stringent anti-viola policies reflect their high regard for discipline and student safety. This matter is of significant concern as it raises issues related to the safety and well-being of students, thus resonating deeply within the community.

In the US or EU, school violence is also an issue of grave concern. Policies against bullying and violence are strictly enforced, with severe penalties for non-compliance. Schools actively promote a safe learning environment and engage in awareness campaigns. However, unlike Japan, issues of school violence in the US and EU often involve more severe instances such as gun violence.