Chief secretary to govt should issue updated dress code guidelines at govt offices as moral policing must stop, says lawmaker


KUALA LUMPUR: A senior government backbencher wants the relevant authorities to stop all forms of moral policing related to dress codes at government offices.

M. Kulasegaran (PH-Ipoh Barat) urged the government to stop moral policing and urged the Chief Secretary to issue updated instructions to the civil service.

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