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To Malaysians who are already recoiling at the stifling prohibitions imposed by Shariah law in Kelantan when it comes to concealing their “aurat”, the news that women in Aceh are prohibited from wearing tight pants can only cause more alarm, lest the Kelantan state government latch on to the idea and impose it here as well.Having come into effect as law on January 1, 2010, women in some parts of West Aceh were humiliated further when Shariah police cut their tight jeans and pants and forced them to wear loose-fitting attire in their bid to enforce the law.According to the Jakarta Post, the West Aceh regency administration even stockpiled some 7,000 long skirts to be given away to women caught wearing the offensively tight pants.The law also prohibits clothes vendors from selling jeans and slacks to women.West Aceh Regent Ramli M S, the man behind the controversial regulation, even instructed government agency personnel to refrain from serving women who came to their offices in “un-Islamic” attire.According to BBC news, Ramli said, “We’re not stopping women from wearing trousers. What’s prohibited are tight trousers and jeans.“If they have to wear trousers, the trousers must cover their ankles and be worn under loose, long skirts.”semprot celana-facebookOn a local Malaysian website , pictures of young women being spray-painted by ordinary folk armed with spray cans also showed the lengths to which enforcement authorities would go to ensure the law was upheld.The law also apparently extends to other forms of women’s wear like tank tops and tight dresses.“As an Acehnese who understands the culture and values of Aceh, I very much agree with the tight clothing ban. Such regulation is necessary to filter western influences and preserve Acehnese values, which are rooted in Islam,” chairman of the Aceh Graduate Students Association Sayuti Abubakar told Khabar South East Asia.Meanwhile a report in the Jakarta Post in 2013 related how the administration of Lhokseumawe in Aceh were prohibiting women from straddling a motorcycle because the practice was “improper” and seen as un-Islamic.Brushing aside the obvious reasons of safety, Lhokseumawe Mayor Suaidi Yahya said that women should sit sideways on motorcycles, with their legs dangling off to one side.Saying this practice would “uphold the dignity of women”, he added anyone caught violating the regulation would face punishment.Needless to say many women’s groups and social activists are up in arms over these extreme rulings and have protested in earnest but as it stands, the rulings stay.- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2014/12/05/womens-tight-pants-sprayed-with-paint-cut-in-aceh/#sthash.qPXL4Rcv.dpuf
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