回教裁決理事會議決‧禁止女性男性化舉止 - 馬來西亞

這件事情不知不覺也過了快兩個月

除了翻譯官方說法外之外，主流華文報章幾乎沒有任何評論及相關報導。

不過關心這件事情的公民還是有的，

有網路媒體做專題報導訪問不同組織，也有民眾上街抗議。

然後昨天看到最新的花招，fashion show~

只能說人民達意見的手法還真有創意啊~ XD

http://www.malaysiakini.tv/video/16526.html (連結內有影片)

The Annexe Gallery presents TOMBOYS & ANGELS, a fashion show that celebrates
gender diversity and outrageous individual expressions of style.

The show featured clothes, accessories and works of art from over forty Art
For Grabs arts & crafts stalls, with styling and make up by a team of some
of KL's most vibrant emerging style-meisters led by Jun Kit and Ooi Ying Nee.
The catwalk is an installation that mixes politics and irreverence designed
by Lainie Yeoh.

Although pitched as 'nothing to do with the fatwa', the show does come soon
after the religious edict by the National Fatwa Council against 'tomboyism'
and cross-dressing.

It was also the first show of its kind ever held in the country and seemed
to reflect the growing dissatisfaction of people against what they see to
be increasing incursions by the religious authorities into their lives.

Following the fatwa against 'tomboyism' the Council issued another one
banning Muslims from practicing yoga.


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