Ugandan MPs have passed a controversial bill that will ban miniskirts.
The anti-pornography bill, which also outlaws overtly sexual material
including music videos, was voted through after a short debate.
When Simon Lokodo, Uganda's ethics and integrity minister, proposed the
legislation earlier this year, he said that women who wore "anything above
the knee" should be arrested.
The bill needs to be approved by the president before becoming law.
Uganda is a socially conservative country - it is also considering
legislation to increase the punishment for homosexual acts, including the
death penalty in some cases.
According to Uganda's private Monitor newspaper, the new
legislation will outlaw material which shows parts of the body including
breasts, thighs and buttocks, or any erotic behaviour intended to cause
sexual excitement.
It will also ban anything that shows indecent acts or behaviour intended
to corrupt morals, the paper reports.
The rules could affect Uganda's popular tabloid papers.

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