Waterpijp schijnt ook voor mannen verboden te zijn. Eerder al werd vrouwen verboden om zonder partner of mannelijk familielid naar het strand te gaan, en alcohol is al lang verboden. De Gazastrook wordt steeds meer een gevangenis, niet vanwege de zogenaamde Israelische blokkade maar omdat Hamas mensen, en vooral vrouwen, het ene na het andere plezier ontzegt. Films, uitgaan, dansen en ander plezier wordt binnenkort waarschijnlijk ofwel alleen voor propaganda gebruikt, of verboden, alleen voor vrouwen dan wel voor iedereen.
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Gaza: Police ban lingerie displays in stores
Published yesterday (updated) 28/07/2010 20:15
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Published yesterday (updated) 28/07/2010 20:15
www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=303310
Gaza - Ma'an - Gaza police announced Wednesday restrictions on women's lingerie and dress stores across the Strip.
Among the prohibitions include displaying lingerie or pajamas in store windows, having fitting rooms or cubicles inside shops, and using tinted glass for store windows. Security cameras inside women's stores will also be banned.
Gaza police spokesman Brigadier Ayman Al-Batniji said the new restrictions will "protect morals and allow people to feel comfortable as they walk down the street."
The announcement follows a wave of new regulations aimed at women.
On 18 July, the Gaza Interior Ministry issued a ban on women smoking water pipes (arghileh) in public places, with Batneiji telling Ma'an that the practice "contradicts" Palestinian traditions and values.
Other bans include a prohibition on women from riding motorcycles and attending wedding parties extending over midnight.
On Saturday, Gaza government police seized inventory from several shops and vendors, which a police report said displayed "immoral words." The clothing, manufactured in Gaza City, was mostly cotton shirts with the words "Porn Man Clothing" written on them in bold letters.
Among the prohibitions include displaying lingerie or pajamas in store windows, having fitting rooms or cubicles inside shops, and using tinted glass for store windows. Security cameras inside women's stores will also be banned.
Gaza police spokesman Brigadier Ayman Al-Batniji said the new restrictions will "protect morals and allow people to feel comfortable as they walk down the street."
The announcement follows a wave of new regulations aimed at women.
On 18 July, the Gaza Interior Ministry issued a ban on women smoking water pipes (arghileh) in public places, with Batneiji telling Ma'an that the practice "contradicts" Palestinian traditions and values.
Other bans include a prohibition on women from riding motorcycles and attending wedding parties extending over midnight.
On Saturday, Gaza government police seized inventory from several shops and vendors, which a police report said displayed "immoral words." The clothing, manufactured in Gaza City, was mostly cotton shirts with the words "Porn Man Clothing" written on them in bold letters.
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