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In Castellammare di Stabia, Italy, the city council is set to institute a ban on miniskirts and other outfits deemed too provocative, along with football games and "blasphemy out loud." Violations would be punished with a fine of up to $700.
The southern seaside town is not the first place to specifically ban the short skirts. In Chile's Coquimbo region, the governor banned public employees from wearing miniskirts, but backed down almost immediately following angry protests.
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In September 2009, in an attempt to save on air-conditioning bills, Bangladesh banned neckties and suits for all public employees. The government also suggested that men wear their shirts untucked.
Iran's government has long been hostile to neckties, which is seen as a symbol of Western decadence. The decorative strips of neck-fabric are outlawed in the holy city of Qom.
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A favorite of Tea Partiers, the 'Obamao' shirt, which depicts Obama wearing Mao Zedong's iconic cap and jacket, didn't sit well with Chinese authorities, who banned the shirts in advance of the US President's visit. In China, the shirts were seen not so much as a protest against Obama as they were a hip and ironic joke.
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While many have wanted to ban the popular foam clogs for being shockingly ugly, a hospital in Sweden came up with an objective reason: Crocs tend to build up a static charge that zaps medical equipment.
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In 2007, Dan Frazier of Flagstaff, Ariz., began selling T-shirts that listed the names of over 3,000 US military personnel killed in Iraq, along with the words "Bush Lied." Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas, Florida, and Arizona passed laws prohibiting using the names of military dead. Needless to say, this was great for Frazier's business, and Frazier continues to sell the shirts in all 50 states.
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In Guyana, the "wearing of female attire by men" is prohibited, with violators facing a $36 fine. Members of Guyana's Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination have challenged the ban, calling it "archaic" and "colonial".
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In Sudan, where the government jailed a British schoolteacher for allowing young children to name a teddy bear "Muhammad" in 2007, Sudanese Muslim women are not allowed to wear trousers. As the Monitor reported last year, Sudanese UN media officer Lubna Hussein was threatened with 40 lashes for her pants. Her sentence was subsequently reduced to a $200 fine, which was paid by the Sudanese Union of Journalists.
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Popularized by American hip-hop artists in the 1990s, many young people around the world seem to enjoy walking around with their pants on the ground. In September, the mayor of Dublin, Ga., signed into law an ordinance that issues fines of up to $200 for wearing pants or skirts that hang "more than three inches below the top of the hips, exposing the skin or undergarments." Similar laws have been passed in Flint, Mich., and Delcambre, La.
During the 2008 presidential campaign, Barack Obama called legal attempts to stop sagging trousers a "waste of time."
"Having said that," Obama added, "brothers should pull up their pants."
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In September, France's senate passed a law banning full-length face coverings, including burqas. The law awaits the signature of President Sarkozy. Belgium passed a similar law earlier this year. Headscarves that do not cover the face are still allowed in these countries, although they are restricted in schools and public buildings. Kosovo, Turkey, and Tunisia have similar bans on Islamic dress.
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No government requires women to cover their faces, but in Afghanistan, the burqa was obligatory under the Taliban. While there no longer exists an official ban, many local warlords still enforce the conservative dress, and women show their faces at their own risk.
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