- Rosemary Namuwanga is a court clerk in Uganda
- She has been suspended from work for allegedly wearing a short dress
- Her dress was seen to portray a bad image of the Judiciary
A Ugandan woman has been suspended from work for allegedly wearing a short dress.
Rosemary Namuwanga, who is a court clerk and interpreter at Kasangati Magistrate’s Court in Wakiso District, was suspended on Thursday, September 21.
She received a letter informing her of her two-week suspension on grounds of indecent dressing from the Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Public Service, Ms Josephine Muwonge.
Ms Namuwanga has been suspended for allegedly wearing a short dress.
The letter read in part: “This is to inform you that, today September 21, while you were invited to the office of the Permanent Secretary to the judiciary for an explanation regarding..."
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"...non-payment of your salary and allowances for the month July 2017, you turned up dressed in a manner that does not portray a good image of the Judiciary and Public Service at large.”
The 2010 Uganda Public Service Standing Orders outline a dress code for workplaces. Female public service members must wear dresses or skirts that are not above the knee.
Tight-fitting dresses and skirts are also not allowed.
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