Muizzu Government Imposes Strict Dress Code for Women in Civil Service

The Civil Service Commission (CSC) amended the civil service dress code with strict requirements for female staff and tighter standards for men. Women must wear tops no shorter than two inches from the low hip, with sleeves reaching the elbow, and dresses must reach the ankles. Necklines must be fully covered, and noticeable hair coloring is prohibited. Men must wear long trousers, shirts, and ties during official hours, with no makeup or jewellery except a ring. This is the first time such strict rules have been introduced. The dress code applies to all government office staff.

The Civil Service Commission (CSC) amended the civil service dress code with strict requirements for female staff and tighter standards for men. Women must wear tops no shorter than two inches from the low hip, with sleeves reaching the elbow, and dresses must reach the ankles. Necklines must be fully covered, and noticeable hair coloring is prohibited. Men must wear long trousers, shirts, and ties during official hours, with no makeup or jewellery except a ring. This is the first time such strict rules have been introduced. The dress code applies to all government office staff.

The Civil Service Commission (CSC) amended the civil service dress code with strict requirements for female staff and tighter standards for men. Women must wear tops no shorter than two inches from the low hip, with sleeves reaching the elbow, and dresses must reach the ankles. Necklines must be fully covered, and noticeable hair coloring is prohibited. Men must wear long trousers, shirts, and ties during official hours, with no makeup or jewellery except a ring. This is the first time such strict rules have been introduced. The dress code applies to all government office staff.

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