Simon
2004-01-12, 01:38 PM
Singapore To OK Straight (But Not Gay) Blow Jobs
Singapore authorities announced this week that they're planning to legalise oral sex, though only between heterosexual couples, according to a report in local newspaper the Singapore Straits Times.
'One option being considered is to decriminalise consensual oral sex between a male and female so long as it is done in private and both of them are above 16 years of age," Government Law Minister Ho Peng Kee said in a Parliamentary address. The possible oral U turn came months after a local cop was jailed for two years after being convicted of receiving a blowjob from a 16 year old girl.
Meanwhile, in neighbouring Moslem country Malaysia, authorities in the state of Terengganu announced plans to introduce laws banning all working women from wearing mini-skirts and 'figure-hugging dresses', as part of a escalating drive against 'indecency'.
"The PAS (Parti Islam se-Malaysia) government will not tolerate females, including those from different religions, wearing such clothes during working hours," a local government official told Reuters. Dancing is already illegal throughout the ultra-religious West Coast State, though Judge Jules will be DJing some 200km away this Wednesday (January 14) in Malaysia's capital city Kuala Lumpur.
Singapore authorities announced this week that they're planning to legalise oral sex, though only between heterosexual couples, according to a report in local newspaper the Singapore Straits Times.
'One option being considered is to decriminalise consensual oral sex between a male and female so long as it is done in private and both of them are above 16 years of age," Government Law Minister Ho Peng Kee said in a Parliamentary address. The possible oral U turn came months after a local cop was jailed for two years after being convicted of receiving a blowjob from a 16 year old girl.
Meanwhile, in neighbouring Moslem country Malaysia, authorities in the state of Terengganu announced plans to introduce laws banning all working women from wearing mini-skirts and 'figure-hugging dresses', as part of a escalating drive against 'indecency'.
"The PAS (Parti Islam se-Malaysia) government will not tolerate females, including those from different religions, wearing such clothes during working hours," a local government official told Reuters. Dancing is already illegal throughout the ultra-religious West Coast State, though Judge Jules will be DJing some 200km away this Wednesday (January 14) in Malaysia's capital city Kuala Lumpur.