Two women forced to don sarong to enter Selangor State Secretariat building


Journalist C. Premanthini (right) and a Klang resident at the Selangor State Secretariat building.

SHAH ALAM: Following an incident where a woman was told to wear a sarong or be refused service at a Road Transport Department (JPJ) office, two women were told to cover up their legs or be denied entry to the Selangor State Secretariat building on Monday.

In a Facebook post, Klang MP Charles Santiago said that a journalist and a resident who were both invited for a press conference were denied entry for their skirts that ended above their knees.

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