Miss Universe Indonesia sexual harassment complaint

Miss Universe Six candidates from Indonesia have claimed that they were cheated by the organizers of the event Sexual harassment What is it. They have also filed a police complaint once morest the organizers.

Miss Universe Indonesia Contestants said they were asked to strip down for a ‘body check’ in a room where more than 20 people, including men, were present.

According to the candidates’ counsel, they also alleged that their ‘topless’ photograph was then taken.

The lawyer said that the alleged sexual exploitation The pageant took place two days before the final of the beauty pageant, which was scheduled to be held on August 3 in the capital, Jakarta.

Organizers allegedly told participants that they were doing the test to check for any scars, cellulite or tattoos on their bodies.

One of the complainants said in a press conference that they were asked to pose inappropriately.

Broadcaster Compass TV obscured the face of the woman, who said: ‘I felt like I was being stared at. I was very confused and anxious.’

Another candidate said, ‘I felt my rights were violated.’

“It has affected me mentally,” he said. I’m having trouble sleeping.’

The women’s lawyer also claimed that several other candidates would also come forward with allegations of sexual harassment.

Jakarta police spokesman Trono Udo Vishnu Endiko said a report was received from the contestants and the matter was being investigated.

The Miss Universe Organization said on Tuesday that it had been made aware of the allegations and would investigate.

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It (the organization) said that ‘Miss Universe takes allegations of sexual harassment and irregularities very seriously. Providing a safe space for women is the top priority of the Miss Universe Organization.’

Although body checks are common at competitions, participants are not asked to disrobe. Administrators usually ask candidates for their body mass index.

Although beauty pageants have been held in Indonesia for a long time, organizers in the world’s most Muslim-majority country remain wary of conservative groups.

In 2013, the Miss World pageant had to end its bikini round following objections from religious groups.

The Miss Universe pageant, whose 73rd edition will be held in El Salvador later this year, is popular in Southeast Asian and South Asian countries such as Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand.

Participants become social media influencers, actors and celebrities following winning the competition.

The Miss Universe organization was bought last year by Jakapong ‘N’ Jakarjotatep, a prominent Thai media tycoon and transgender rights advocate.

After the $2 million deal, the Thai transgender woman has worked to restructure the company to be more inclusive of transgender, single and married women.