Beijing sources reported that a Chinese university has apologized and lifted a ban on girls wearing miniskirts and hot pants in the library, revoking a regulation imposed over a student’s complaint that such clothes were “harmful to the study atmosphere and are a form of sexual harassment”. Recently the cancelled regulation had banned girl students from wearing pants or skirts shorter than 50 centimeters.



Meanwhile the regulation came into effect after a complaint was filed by a male student, alleging miniskirts were “harmful to the study atmosphere and are a form of sexual harassment”. Accordingly miniskirts and hot pants may be worn at the library, the university said in a statement after revoking the regulation that had banned them.

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State-run Global Times quoted the Human Agricultural University statement as saying “We apologize for the confusion and inconvenience brought by our recent work". Moreover it is now fine for students to wear fashionable clothes as long as they are not solely wearing briefs, an unnamed staff member at the library of Human Agricultural University said. A net user posted on Sina Weibo, which is akin to micro-blogging site twitter “Sexual harassment means that you need to make an unwelcome sexual invitation".

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