Honduran Feminists Fight Miniskirt Ban
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TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — A Honduran feminist group called Saturday for state workers to defy a new government rule banning miniskirts in the workplace.
“Honduran women must fight to eliminate this unfair rule, which ignores our rights as human beings,” a group known as the Visitacion Padilla Committee said in a statement.
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