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> Indonesia to ban female lawmakers from wearing miniskirts
> Indonesian women's rights groups said they were outraged by the comments and 
> called for a stop to the demonization of rape victims. (File photo)      
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> AFP, JAKARTA
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> Women's groups expressed outrage Tuesday after Indonesia's parliament said it 
> would draft rules banning female lawmakers from wearing "provocative" 
> clothing such as miniskirts to work and claimed such dress invited rape. "We 
> know there have been a lot of rape cases and other immoral acts recently, and 
> this is because women aren't wearing appropriate clothes," house of 
> representatives speaker Marzuki Alie said. "Women wearing inappropriate 
> clothes arouse men, so it needs to be stopped. You know what men are like -- 
> provocative clothing will make them do things." Refrizal, the deputy head of 
> the household affairs committee, which is spearheading the new regulation, 
> told AFP that "miniskirts and skimpy clothes are an invitation to male 
> lawmakers". The move was also backed by two female house members who formerly 
> worked as fashion models, local media reported. Indonesian women's rights 
> groups said they were outraged by the comments and called for a stop to the 
> demonization of rape victims. "It's ridiculous that this is again coming from 
> the mouths of prominent people with influence," Action for Women Against Rape 
> founder Chicka Noya told AFP. "We expect them to make regulations to protect 
> women from violence, not condemn them for the way they dress." The comments 
> come just six months after the Jakarta governor, Fauzi "Foke" Bowo, made 
> similar remarks, saying that a spate of rape cases on the city's public 
> minibuses were triggered by victims' miniskirts. He urged Indonesian women to 
> refrain from wearing miniskirts on public transport. His remarks prompted a 
> protest in which women yelled the slogan "My miniskirt, my right. Foke you", 
> referring to the governor's nickname. The protest was inspired by the global 
> "SlutWalk" phenomenon, which began in Toronto last year as hundreds protested 
> about a comment made by a police constable that "women should avoid dressing 
> like sluts in order not to be victimized".
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