ANTI-crime advocates called on Congress to immediately act on pending proposed measures seeking to amend the 20-year-old anti-hazing law and have fraternities and other student organizations that use violent initiation rites banned.
“If in the course of the recruitment activity of any fraternity, sorority or other student organization, death results from hazing or initiation rites, the VACC recommends that such organization be banned from operating,” Dante Jimenez, chairman of the Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC), said in a statement.
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