Men should neither cut hairs nor tailor clothes of women
- Gender Stereotyping in Professions
- Impact on Women’s Career Choices
- Training vs. Gender-Based Restrictions
- Legal and Discrimination Concerns
- Public Perception and Social Biases
- Balancing Safety and Professional Conduct
- Challenges in Implementing Gender-Based Policies
- Ethical Concerns About Gender Assumptions
NEWS CHARIOT (Uttar Pradesh, Nov-08) : Men should neither tailor clothes for women nor cut their hair as part of an initiative to protect women from “bad touch” and avoid any “ill intentions” by male workers in these professions, said the chief of the Uttar Pradesh State Women Commission Babita Chouhan
After receiving several complaints from women about harassment in gyms and at workplace the women’s body in a meeting held recently made such suggestions that gyms catering to female clients must employ women trainers and proposed that police verification of all gym trainers be made mandatory. “If a woman wishes to train with a male trainer, she will need to provide written consent,” Chouhan said.
She emphasized that tailor shops must ensure a woman tailor was available for taking measurements, and school buses transporting girls should mandatorily have a female staff member on board. She also proposed the installation of CCTV cameras in coaching centers. The commission has sent the proposals to all districts.
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