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The Malaysian Association of Hotels courted flak after it defended an international hotel chain's decision to ban frontline staff from wearing a headscarf.
They claimed that some international hotels have uniform dress codes in all their establishments and said that those who wished to don a headscarf can continue working in other sections of the hotel.
They claimed that some international hotels have uniform dress codes in all their establishments and said that those who wished to don a headscarf can continue working in other sections of the hotel.
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