#dress code

JOHOR POLLS | Azmi says only clothing with party, candidate branding is prohibited.

Only 2 visit requests received this year, minister says in response to NYT article.

Chief secretary says this includes police and fire reports.

This is after a woman was prevented from entering a police station.

They criticise state police chief for not expressing same concern for alleged misconduct.

UPDATED 6.20PM | DAP leader says he will raise matter with home minister, IGP.

Skirt too short, woman buys pants at mall to lodge report after traffic accident.

Communications Ministry clarifies the matter following a report yesterday.

PARLIAMENT | Deputy minister says athletes free to wear what they need to, but there is a compromise.

Yeoh says the two divers will continue their daily training at a National Sports School.

Association takes full responsibility for decision.

'Why the fuss over a shirt when he is decently dressed?'

Saifuddin wore batik in Parliament today.

Rules restrict students' freedom, they say.

Decision made after engagement with relevant parties.

Even men's knees are considered 'menjolok mata' now.

This comes after a man wearing shorts was denied entry to MPKS office.

Since when did Malaysians become so puritanical?

Man says denied entrance to Simpang Ampat police station.

PARLIAMENT | The states have the authority to set policies, adds deputy minister.

T'ganu ban on gymnasts due to attire indicates discrimination. 

This is because of constraints imposed by international sports rules.

This clearly goes against state govt's tourism rules, says Zuraida.

If this issue persists, it will invite more controversy, he says.