American female reporters were rejected by the prison to watch the execution of the death penalty because the skirt was too short

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

According to Sky News, American female journalist Ivana went to a prison in Alabama to report to report to the execution of the death prisoners. However, she was rejected at the door because she was too short to wear, which was not suitable for entering.

Reporter Ivana (Picture Source: Sky News)

Ivana is a reporter from a local media in Alabama. On July 28, local time, she went to the State's William C. Holman Correctional Council in the state to report to the death penalty criminals Joe Nathan · James' execution.

At the door of the punishment office, the staff stopped her, saying that her skirt was too short, and she could not enter the prison dress. Ivana tried to extend her skirt a little, but was still not told.

Subsequently, a photographer lent her raincoat and a waterproof pants, but she was rejected again. The reason this reason was that the sandals on her feet were too exposed. In the end, Ivana put on waterproof pants and raincoats, returned to the car to change the sneakers, and was finally allowed to be reported.

Afterwards, Ivana expressed her dissatisfaction on Twitter, and she expressed her "embarrassment" and "uncomfortable". Earlier, she reported many professional activities in the same skirt and had no problems. Ivana wrote: "The person who was not met in the face of his body questioned my body and dress, and I felt embarrassed. But I still sat down and tried not to let myself blush and continue to complete my work. This is how many women meet. Right. "

Ivana Twitter (Picture Source: Twitter)

The editor -in -chief of the media group where Ivana is located also publicly shows her support for her. He said that Ivana's experience is "unacceptable" and "inequality", and it is also a serious sex discrimination. At present, the media group has complained to the governor of Alabama and the Minister of Justice.

Ivana's encounter is not a case, and another female reporter named Ross has also had similar encounters. She was rejected to enter the US government department because she was considered "too exposed".

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