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In the small African nation of Swaziland, there are strict cultural norms regarding women's attire, particularly prohibiting them from dressing in men's clothing. If soldiers observe a woman wearing such attire, they have the authority to publicly strip her of her clothing. This harsh practice underscores the significant gender-based restrictions and societal expectations that women face in the country, highlighting broader issues of gender inequality and the enforcement of traditional gender roles. Such actions not only violate personal freedoms but also reflect deep-seated cultural attitudes that can lead to public humiliation and discrimination against women.
