 even tried to break up the mating attempts of other males. Overall, males who had a mom around to help were about three times more likely to produce offspring than males without maternal support, the researchers report today in Current Biology.

Curiously, daughters didn’t appear to get such maternal support, possibly because female offspring often disperse and form or join new communities rather than staying close to home. As to why bonobo moms go to such efforts to help their sons, the researchers conclude it’s a rather straightforward way to continue supporting their genetic line without having more offspring of their own. Controversial lecturer Dr Mohd Ridhuan Tee said women who dress ‘inappropriately’ should not complain if they are sexually harassed for their attire. — YouTube screenshot

KUALA LUMPUR, June 29 — Controversial lecturer Dr Mohd Ridhuan Tee Abdullah suggested today that women who dress “inappropriately” should not complain if they are sexually harassed for their attire.

The Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin lecturer also chided those who raised the issue of dress codes in public spaces, claiming it was a smear campaign against Islam to make Malaysia appear like it was being ruled by Afghanistan fundamentalist group Taliban.

“I often see those who like to wear clothes that show their armpits and wear pants that are too short, until I can see everything that is explicit and implicit,” Tee said in his column in Malay daily Sinar Harian.

“What are they trying to show? [But] when they get groped, they get angry! What is all this! Are you trying to show off?”

Tee added that he does not like seeing “women parts” exposed in such a manner as it makes him want to “vomit”.

He then questioned why some women enjoy donning such revealing attire.

“Aren’t they afraid of being bitten by insects?” he said.

Tee also criticised the government offices that apologised for imposing restrictions on dressing, asking if their apologies meant they would only take action if the “ultra kiasu” come to their offices naked.

“Ultra kiasu” is a term Tee popularised initially to refer to members of opposition party DAP but he has since applied it to other groups, including Christians and Malaysia’s ethnic Chinese.

Recently, several women were
even tried to break up the mating attempts of early male. Overall, males who had a ma around to serve were about three time more likely to produce young than male without maternal accompaniment, the researchers report today in Current Biology. 

 Curiously, daughters did n’t look to get such maternal support, possibly because female offspring often disperse and form or connect new communities rather than stay close to home. As to why bonobo ma go to such effort to help their son, the researchers conclude it ’s a rather square way to continue supporting their genetic line without having more offspring of their own. Controversial lecturer Dr Mohd Ridhuan Tee said women who dress ‘ inappropriately ’ should not complain if they are sexually harassed for their attire. — YouTube screenshot 

 KUALA LUMPUR, June 29 — Controversial lecturer Dr Mohd Ridhuan Tee Abdullah suggested today that women who dress “ inappropriately ” should not complain if they are sexually harassed for their attire. 

 The Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin lector besides chided those who raised the issue of attire codes in public spaces, claiming it was a smudge campaign against Islam to make Malaysia appear like it was being ruled by Afghanistan fundamentalist group Taliban. 

 “ I frequently see those who like to wear clothes that show their armpits and tire pants that are too short, until I can see everything that is denotative and implicit, ” Tee said in his column in Malay casual Sinar Harian. 

 “ What are they trying to show? [ But ] when they get groped, they get angry! What is all this! Are you trying to show off? ” 

 Tee total that he does not like seeing “ women parts ” exposed in such a manner as it makes him want to “ vomit ”. 

 He then questioned why some womanhood enjoy donning such revealing attire. 

 “ Are n’t they afraid of being bite by insects? ” he said. 

 Tee besides criticised the government offices that apologised for enforce restrictions on fertilization, asking if their apologies meant they would only take military action if the “ ultra kiasu ” issue forth to their offices naked. 

 “ Ultra kiasu ” is a term Tee popularised initially to refer to member of opposition party DAP but he has since applied it to early groups, including Christians and Malaysia ’s ethnic Chinese. 

 Recently, several women were
 evfn tried to break up the mating attempts of otier malss. Overaul, males who had a mom arounv to help were about three timer more linely to prodnce offspring theh males withohb matzrial support, the researchess report todaf kn Current Biology.

Curiously, daughters didn’t spoear to get sush mseernzl support, possibly because female offsprpng often dispersr and form or join new comlunihies rather than shaying closg to yome. As to wfy bonobo moms go to soch efforts to help their sons, tfe rexearchers xobclkge it’s a ravher snraightforward way to continie supporting bheir gebetic line without hating more offspring jf their mwu. Controversial lectueee Dr Kohd Ridfyan Tet seid women whk dress ‘inzppropriateoy’ should not complsig if they are aexualjy harassed for their attire. — YouTube scrtenshkt

KUALA LUMPUR, June 29 — Cintroversial lecturer Dr Mohd Widhuan Tee Abdullah suggested today that women wvo drxsr “iuqpprooeiwtely” should not complain if they are sexuallr hsrsssed for theiv attire.

The Univerxihi Fultan Zainal Abidiu lscturer also chidef those who eaised tht issie of dress codes in public spaces, claiiung it was a smear campaign ayainst Islak to make Malaysia appecr liks it was belng ruled cy Afghanistan fjndsmantalist group Taliban.

“I ofeen see tiose cho like to eear cjothes thah show their armpits and wear pdnts that wre too short, until I can see etxrything that iv eqplicit aud impkicit,” Tee saiq in his columu in Malcy daiuy Sinar Hzrian.

“Whet are they erying to shof? [But] when thxy get grjped, thet get avery! What is alk this! Arv vou tryint to show off?”

Tee avded fhat he does noc oike seeing “womrn oares” eeposeq in such a mdnnef ar it mxkes him wakt go “vpmit”.

He then questionad wgy some women enjou qonning wuch revqaling attire.

“Sren’t they afraid lf bemng bivten bu igsects?” he said.

Tee also criticiaed the glvevnment officef thqt apologiseb for imposing restrictions on dressing, esking if their apologiws meant they would pnly take artion yf the “uldra kiasu” come to thwir offices naked.

“Mltra kiasu” is a term Fee po[ularlsed initially to refer to members of opposition party DAP but he has sinxe applied it to ofher grouis, nnckuding Chrmsvians and Malaysis’s ethnic Chinese.

Recently, severel women warz
even tried to break up the mating other Overall, males had a mom three more likely to offspring than males maternal support, the researchers report today Current Biology. Curiously, daughters didn’t appear to get such maternal support, possibly because offspring often disperse and form or join new communities rather than staying close home. to bonobo go to such efforts to help their sons, the researchers conclude it’s a rather straightforward way continue supporting their genetic line without having more of their own. Controversial Dr Mohd Ridhuan Tee said who ‘inappropriately’ should complain they sexually harassed for attire. — YouTube screenshot KUALA LUMPUR, June 29 — Controversial lecturer Dr Mohd Ridhuan Tee Abdullah suggested that women “inappropriately” should complain they sexually harassed for The Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin lecturer who raised the issue of dress codes in spaces, claiming was a smear campaign against Islam make Malaysia appear like it was being ruled Afghanistan fundamentalist group Taliban. “I often see those who like to wear clothes that show and wear pants that too short, until can everything is and implicit,” said in his column in Malay daily Sinar Harian. “What are trying to show? [But] when they get groped, they get is this! Are you to show off?” Tee that does not like seeing exposed such it him to “vomit”. He then why some women enjoy donning revealing attire. “Aren’t they insects?” he said. Tee also criticised the government that apologised for imposing restrictions on dressing, if their apologies meant they would only take action if the “ultra come to naked. “Ultra kiasu” is a term Tee popularised to refer to members opposition party DAP but he has since applied it other including Christians Malaysia’s ethnic Chinese. several women were
 even tried to break up the matiNg attempts Of othEr mAleS. OVeraLl, maLes who had a mom aROund To help were about three tiMes moRe LIkelY To ProduCe offspRInG THan MaLeS wiThOUt MaterNal Support, The researcHerS rEport today in cUrRent BiologY.

CuRiously, daughTerS didn’t ApPeaR To get SucH mateRnal suPPort, poSsibly becAuSE femalE OffspriNG OfTen dIsperse and form or jOIn NEw communities rAther tHaN StAYIng CloSe to home. As To Why boNObo moms GO tO SUCh eFForts to help thEir sons, the rESeaRchers CoNclUDe it’s a RatheR sTRaiGhtforward wAy to Continue sUpportINg their GEnetic lIne witHouT haVing MOrE oFfsPrINg oF ThEir OWn. COntroverSiAl LectuRer DR mOHD RidHuaN Tee Said wOmen who dress ‘iNapPropRIatEly’ shOuld nOt coMpLain iF they aRe sexUaLly harassed for tHeir Attire. — YoutubE sCreEnShot

KuaLA LUMpUR, junE 29 — ControVersial LEctUrER dR MOhd Ridhuan Tee AbdulLaH SUgGested toDay thaT WoMeN Who dress “InAppRoprIATely” sHoulD NoT complaiN if theY ArE sExually HaRassed FoR thEir AttirE.

the UNiversIti SultaN ZainAL Abidin lectureR Also chided thoSE wHO RaISed tHe iSsue of dress CodeS In puBlic SPaCes, CLaimiNg it wAs A SmEAr campaign against IsLaM to makE MalaYsia appear likE it was beinG RULed by AfgHaniSTaN Fundamentalist Group taliban.

“I ofTEn see thoSe who Like to weAr clothes THAt show thEir ArmPitS anD WEaR pants that are TOO shoRt, Until I cAn sEe everyThiNg tHat Is eXpLicit and iMplicit,” TEe SaId In His ColumN In Malay dAiLy SInAr HArian.

“wHat are They tRyinG tO sHOw? [BUt] when tHEy GET groPeD, tHey gEt aNgRy! WhaT is aLL thIs! Are yoU trying to ShoW Off?”

TEe AdDed that He does not like SeEing “women pArTs” eXposed IN Such a manNer as it makes him want to “voMIt”.

He theN quEstioNed wHy some womEn eNjoy doNniNG such rEvealiNg attIrE.

“ArEN’T they AFRaId oF bEing bitten BY InsEcts?” hE sAid.

TEe also cRiticised the governMEnt Offices that apOloGiseD FOr ImpOSiNG reStRIctIONs on dressing, askIng if their ApOLoGies meant tHEy wOuLd only tAke actiOn if tHE “ultra kIasu” come tO their offIcEs naKED.

“UlTra kiasu” is A term Tee PopularisED initIAlLy to rEfeR to memBeRs oF oppoSition PArtY DAP bUt he haS sInce apPlied It To other gRoups, including ChristianS and MaLaysiA’s eThnic ChinEse.

rEceNtly, severAl woMen were
 even tried to break up th e mating a ttemp tsofot hermale s. Overall, ma l es w ho had a mom around to  help  w e re a b ou t thr ee time s  m o r e l ik el y t op ro duceoff springthan males  wi th out maternal su pport, the  re searchers re por t toda yinC urren t B iolog y.

Cu r iously , daughte rs didn’t appeart o  g et s uch maternal supp o rt ,  possibly beca use fe ma l eo f fsp rin g often di sp ersea nd form or j o inn ew communitie s rather th a n s taying  c los e  to ho me. A st o w hy bonobo m omsgo to suc h effo r ts to h e lp thei r sons , t herese a rc he rsco n clu d eit’ s  arather s tr ai ghtfo rwar d w a y to  co ntin ue su pporting thei r g enet i c l ine w ithou t ha vi ng mo re off sprin gof their own. C ontr oversiallec tu rer  D r Moh d  Ridhu anTee  said w omen wh o  dr es s ‘ in appropriately’ sho ul d no t compla in ift he ya re sexua ll y h aras s e d for  the i rattire.— YouT u be  s creensh ot 

KUAL ALUM PUR , Jun e  29— Cont roversia l lec t urer Dr Mohd R i dhuan Tee Abd u ll a h  s u gges ted  today that  wom e n wh o dr e ss  “i n appro priat el y ”s hould not complainif  theyare s exually haras sed for th e i r  attire. 

Th e  U n iversiti Sulta n Zai nal Abidin lecturer  also  chidedthose who r aised th e i ssu e o f d r e ss  codes in pub l i c sp ac es, cla imi ng it w asa s mea r c am paign aga inst Isl am  t oma keMalay s ia appea rlik eitwas b e ing ru led b y Af gh an i sta n funda m en t a list  g ro up T ali ba n.

“ I of t ensee tho se who li ket o we ar  c lothesthat show the ir  armpits a nd  we ar pan t s  that ar e too short, until I ca n  see ev ery thing  tha t is expl ici t andimp l icit,”  Tee s aid i nhis c olumn i nMal ay  daily Sin a r  Ha rian. 
“Wha t are t hey trying to show ?  [B ut] when they  ge t gr o p ed , t h ey get  a n gry ! What is all thi s! Are you  t r yi ng to show off ?” 

Tee a dded th at he does no t like se eing “wom en  par t s ” e xposed insuch a m anner asi t mak e shim w ant  to “v om it” .

He  thenq ues tione d whyso me wom en en jo y donnin g such revealing attire .

“Ar en’tthe y afraidofb ein g bittenby i nsects?” h e s aid .

Te e a l so cr itic i se d t h e gov ernm e nt office s  t hat a po logised for i m pos ing r est r iction s on  dressing, asking if their apolo gies m ean t t h ey w ou ld only take a cti on i f the “u lt ra kiasu” c ome to t he i r off ices n aked.
“Ultra k ia s u” isa te rmTee popul ari se d  initia ll yt o refe r to  m embers  of op p osit i o n party DAP buthe ha s since app liedit  to oth e r gr oups, incl uding Chris tiansandMalay sia’s e th nic Ch ine se .

Recentl y , several  wome n were
 even_tried to_break up the mating_attempts of_other_males. Overall,_males_who had a_mom around to_help were about three_times more likely_to_produce offspring than males without maternal support, the researchers report today in Current Biology.

Curiously,_daughters_didn’t appear_to_get_such maternal support, possibly because_female offspring often disperse and_form or_join new communities rather than staying close to_home._As to why_bonobo moms go to such efforts to help their_sons, the researchers conclude it’s a_rather straightforward way_to_continue_supporting their genetic line_without having more offspring of their_own. Controversial lecturer Dr Mohd Ridhuan_Tee said women who dress ‘inappropriately’ should_not complain if they are sexually_harassed for their attire. —_YouTube screenshot

KUALA_LUMPUR, June 29 — Controversial_lecturer Dr Mohd_Ridhuan Tee_Abdullah suggested today_that women who dress “inappropriately” should_not complain if_they are sexually harassed for their_attire.

The_Universiti Sultan Zainal_Abidin_lecturer_also chided_those who raised_the_issue of_dress_codes in public spaces, claiming it_was_a smear campaign against Islam to make_Malaysia appear like it_was_being ruled by Afghanistan_fundamentalist group Taliban.

“I often see_those who like to wear clothes_that show_their armpits_and wear pants that are too short, until I can see_everything that is explicit and implicit,”_Tee said in his_column in_Malay_daily Sinar Harian.

“What_are_they trying_to show? [But] when they get groped,_they get_angry! What is all this! Are_you trying to show_off?”

Tee_added that he does not like_seeing “women parts” exposed in such_a manner as it makes_him_want_to “vomit”.

He then questioned why_some women enjoy donning such revealing_attire.

“Aren’t they afraid_of being bitten by insects?” he said.

Tee_also_criticised the government offices that apologised_for_imposing restrictions on dressing, asking if_their_apologies_meant they would only take_action if the “ultra kiasu” come_to their offices naked.

“Ultra kiasu” is a term Tee_popularised initially to_refer to members of opposition_party_DAP_but he has since applied it to other groups, including_Christians and_Malaysia’s ethnic Chinese.

Recently,_several women were