A region in Scotland allows men to serve as "menstrual dignity officials" and be ridiculed "ridiculous ridiculous"

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] Let men act as "menstrual dignity", Scotland has caused controversy. According to a report by the United States CNN (CNN) on the 17th, on the same day, a man named Jason Grant was appointed as a "menstrual dignity officer" in eastern Scotland, which made many people feel dissatisfied. Retired tennis player Naphratelova even bluntly said that the appointment was "ridiculous". "Have we trying to teach men how to scrape it? This is too ridiculous." She wrote on social media. The well -known lawyer Proteman also questioned this: "When school, many girls can't afford to sanitary cotton strips. Do Grant have any experience in this? I am not opposed to men, but I think that women should be held in this position."

It is reported that on the 15th, the Society of Meridity (Free) Act for menstrual supplies (free) was officially effective, which means that the government must provide menstrual hygiene supplies for free in public places in public places. A spokesman for the employment group said that he chose Grant because he had rich experience in project management. Grant had been a "student welfare officer" at a university. Faced with doubts, Grant believes that he can do this position. "I think the identity of men can break the obstacles and encourage more open discussions. Menstruation is not just a topic of women." (Zhang Zixi)

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