Not One Mini Skirt

Public officials in Indonesia have never run out of controversial statements. The new place is a statement from Governor Fauzi Bowo.
Over a rape case against an employee in public transport, gives tips Foke safe. He asked that the women who use means of public transportation when traveling should not wear mini skirts in order to prevent a victim of immoral acts.
"These precautions do not provoke people to commit immoral acts," said Jakarta Governor Fauzi Bowo told reporters here on Friday.
That's just one statement. Foke still continued with, "Just imagine sitting in front of her, how he likes to see any women wearing miniskirts, rada motion too right," he said.

Not just a mini skirt. Shorts to be the next target. He asked that the women who ride a motorcycle in order not to use tight shorts. "It was on a motorcycle, wearing tight shorts. What could have nyupir behind rocking," he said.
That statements like this coming from someone with a pretty special education degree (Bowo received a doctorate from the University of Kaiserlautern, Germany in the field of Urban and Regional Planning) elusive. More surprising when we realize that this statement came from a corner the regional leader who should protect residents from different city crime.

Bowo should be aware that the core problem is the security of the city, not a clothes person. After all rape victims in this case was not wearing a mini skirt or shorts during the incident. So where is the logic of the statement Foke, when the clothes 'normal' was already not working to protect victims of rape. And while we're talking about clothes, rape is also not caused by a woman how to walk, the way her makeup, the way he is acting or speaking, or because he's not careful.

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