KUWAIT CITY, Nov 4: On campus, within the heart of the College of Education, student voices have emerged in strong criticism of what they describe as the practice of “cross-dressing,” expressing concern that it is affecting the environment for teacher training, reports Al- Seyassah daily. Social media has been active with questions from students, sparking debates between students and academics about behaviors some consider unusual and inconsistent with the college’s educational mission.

These students have called on the college authorities to implement awareness and educational measures regarding these behaviors, noting that certain student gatherings in the college see a concentration of a specific group in certain areas, which other students reportedly avoid due to their conduct.

They emphasized that the College of Education is the core of teacher training and that its environment should reflect educational values and ethical standards. Meanwhile, academic sources affirmed the importance of guiding students to follow official channels if they witness any inappropriate behavior or harassment. They explained that the Student Guidance and Counseling Office is the designated authority for receiving and handling complaints confidentially and in accordance with university procedures.