Policing women's dressing a form of violation, harassment, says Sisters in Islam


PETALING JAYA: Moral policing on how women should dress is a form of violation and harassment, and undermining their autonomy and dignity, says Sisters in Islam (SIS).

It said it was disconcerting to see this kind of moral policing continuously happening in Malaysia.

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