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Cambodia’s ‘sexy’ clothing ban could criminalise face masks, speaking loudly and homelessness too

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When Cambodia ’s Prime Minister Hun Sen complained in February about online sellers posing in “sexy” clothing to stimulate demand for their wares, Ven Rachna – whose low-cut blouses and lingerie photos had made her a successful Facebook entrepreneur – was summoned to her local police station.
 

She was told that her clothing choices had been deemed harmful to Cambodian traditions and was ordered to refrain from sharing any further photos or videos of herself wearing such revealing outfits.

 

A video posted to Facebook by the police shows her apologising for her actions, yet according to officers this did not deter Rachna, who was arrested soon afterwards in response to a new Facebook post. Within days, she had been charged with offences related to pornography by a court in Phnom Penh and was jailed for six months, though she served only two of these before being released.

 

read more https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/lifestyle-culture/article/3102943/cambodias-sexy-clothing-ban-could-criminalise-face

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Armpit of Asia just keeps getting worse. NK V2

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2 hours ago, madmen said:

Armpit of Asia just keeps getting worse. NK V2

At least their citizens are free to leave the country if they want to.

 

Can't say that about some more enlightened nations, can we?

Still trying to understand how face masks, speaking loudly and homelessness fall under a sexy clothing ban. None of those have ever been sexy to me.

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57 minutes ago, techietraveller84 said:

Still trying to understand how face masks, speaking loudly and homelessness fall under a sexy clothing ban. None of those have ever been sexy to me.

You're not Cambodian!

It is sad to see some "Developing Countries" are trying their best not to "Develop" and in fact

are successful at going backward.

                     Covid-19 Varius will be cured but Stupidity Never!

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1 hour ago, Moo 2 said:

It is sad to see some "Developing Countries" are trying their best not to "Develop" and in fact

are successful at going backward.

                     Covid-19 Varius will be cured but Stupidity Never!

Every country has it's little quirks.

Try writing a bad hotel review in Thailand.

Or having 7 people over for lunch in the UK.

 

I don't see the government asking people to cover up a bit for online sales, as a major problem.

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