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 In the Constitution, one of the basic rights for women is the right to dress as and how they want. That came from me and I am very proud.

Female minister Condester Sichwale in Tanzania was ejected after male colleague Hussein Amar complained about her "too tight" trousers.

Tanzanian MP ousted from House over ‘tight trousers’ Agencies / Updated: Jun 4, 2021, 09:50 IST Women lawmakers in Tanzania have called for an apology to a Member of Parliament who was asked to leave the National Assembly because of her tight-fitting trousers. Condester Sichwale, a female Tanzanian lawmaker, was expelled from parliament on Tuesday for wearing “strange” clothing. Following a protest about her dress from another legislator, Hussein Amar, she was thrown out by Job Ndugai, the speaker of the house. Amar argued that the parliament was a reflection of society, citing a ...

© screenshot/ @Jadwong Female members of Tanzania's parliament are calling for an apology after their fellow MP was required to leave the chamber on Tuesday due to her pants, which a male Speaker of parliament deemed to be too "tight." Condester Sichwale, a female minister for Tanzania's ruling CCM party, was ordered to leave parliament after her male colleague, Hussein Amar, complained that her attire was inappropriate. "Mr. Speaker, an example there is my sister seated on my right with a yellow shirt. Look at the trousers she has worn, Mr. Speaker!" Amar said, according to BBC. ADVERTI...

"Go dress up well, and...Join us back later," the Speaker Job Ndugai told Condester Sichwale. Women lawmakers in Tanzania have called for an apology to a Member of Parliament who was told to leave the National Assembly because of her tight-fitting trousers. Condester Sichwale, a female Tanzanian lawmaker, was expelled from parliament on Tuesday for wearing "strange" clothing. Following a protest about her dress from another legislator, Hussein Amar, she was thrown out by Job Ndugai, the speaker of the house. "Go dress up well, and...Join us back later," the Speaker Job Ndugai told Condester S...