It's sexual harassment, says Seputeh MP over Langkawi MP's 'wear nothing' invitation

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PETALING JAYA: Bersatu MP Datuk Mohd Shuhaimi Abdullah’s invitation to visit Langkawi without any clothes could be construed as a form of sexual harassment, says Seputeh MP Teresa Kok.“The way the Langkawi MP speaks in Parliament reflects what is in his mind. In short, he is a lusty man,” said Kok.

Kok maintained that she was asking a legitimate question in Parliament, as Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing had pointed out that non-Muslim tourists in Langkawi have complained that they were not allowed to wear shorts and drink alcohol in the island. “This is a valid question, especially after the Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister had openly spoken about tourists complaints in Parliament,” said Kok.

 

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