No need to humiliate women or deny them service over dress code, says MCA


PETALING JAYA: MCA feels that women should not be humiliated and denied service in public because of what they wear.

"After being treated with endless stories about dress code mishaps by members of the public in government agencies, we now hear that even the local authorities in Petaling Jaya have decided to join the bandwagon and control what women should or should not wear," said Selangor MCA state liaison committee chairman Datuk Ng Chok Sin (pic).

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