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SINGAPORE- Sealing an agreement with sex. Singapore currently finds itself wracked with scandal over sex corruption in the Southeast Asian city-state after the chief narcotics official reportedly used sex to get deals.

The women, who hold senior positions, allegedly exchanged sexual favours for “advancing the business interest” of their companies in IT-related tenders.

Legal experts in the country say the women themselves could face criminal charges, but for many women, especially businesswomen in the country, using one’s body for business has become more commonplace than many Singaporeans want to admit.


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What Singaporean women want in a man

What do Singaporean women want in a guy?

Social status, claimed a recent study by psychology professor Dr Norman Li.

Intelligence, said Dr Lee Wei Ling, director of the National Neuroscience Institute, who ran a straw poll in response to his research.

Her World asked 148 women who their dream guy was, quizzing them on everything from his looks to spending power, and guess what - good cooks and geeks scored.

When it comes to his crowning glory, he sports:

A neat, short and slick style like Ryan Gosling: 69%

A boyish, floppy mop like Zac Efron: 15%

Wavy curls like Johnny Depp: 13%

Women tries on 20 dresses, 6 disappear

It looked like a regular shopping outing among girlfriends.

For about an hour, three women in their mid- to late 30s tried on up to 20 dresses at a Chinatown shop on Pagoda Street.

After all that, the women bought just one dress costing $160.

But after they left, the shop owner discovered that six dresses, each also worth about $160, had disappeared along with them.

Madam Qin Yong Juan, 34, said the stolen dresses were designs that the women had tried on and were in sizes suitable for them.

The outfits were also the most expensive pieces in the store.

Madam Qin said in Mandarin: "About five to 10 minutes after they left, my assistant, who had been serving them, noticed that there were several empty hangers on the racks.

TRUE? Men stare at breasts, women at wedding rings

An eye tracking study by a French laboratory, conducted in seven countries, presented an image of an attractive woman to both men and women to discover where their eyes went.

While the study made the unremarkable discovery that men spend longer than women observing a woman's chest, it also found that women spend much longer looking at the wedding ring on the woman's finger.

The study was conducted by French company Miratech and used its eye tracking technology to track the eye movements of men and women when presented with the image.

Sex psychologist: Empowering women in the bedroom

Z
oya Amirin believes that empowering women in patriarchal Indonesia may start from the bedroom.

Dubbed as the country's first certified female sex therapist, Zoya highlights the importance of women showing initiative in their sex lives as initial step to their own empowerment.

"They [women] must feel comfortable with their own sexuality, so that they can take charge. We are not talking about them being feminists but how they can be happy in their womanhood," the 36-year old said in an interview with The Jakarta Post recently.

A lecturer at the University of Indonesia, Zoya also knows that this is easier said than done.

Three women charged with sexually assaulting men

Three Zimbabwe women have appeared in court charged with indecent assault for a spree of sex attacks on male hitchhikers and using their victims' semen for undisclosed rituals, police said on Saturday.

"We can confirm that three female and one male suspect were arrested," national police spokesman Oliver Mandipaka told AFP.

"But we cannot speculate or comment further as the case is now before the courts."

Sisters Sophie, 26, and Netsai Nhokwara, 24, and Rosemary Chakwizira, 28, were the first suspects to be charged in connection with a string of sex attacks on men first reported two years ago.

Women strip down for footbal

Fantasy football will take on a whole new meaning for some footy followers when the Ladies Football League laces up in October.

The concept is based on the Lingerie Football League in the US.

Woodend resident Tala Schultz said the first official women's 11-on-11 tackle grid-iron football league will take Australia by storm.

PAS women slam ‘rubbish’ article

Deputy Minister Mashitah Ibrahim's article in Utusan Malaysia irks the PAS women's wing. The latter says the party is always committed to its Islamic values.

KUALA LUMPUR: The PAS women’s wing has taken a deputy minister to task for alleging that the Islamist party no longer defends the Islamic state concept because it is power crazy.

The wing’s information chief Aiman Athirah Al Jundi dismissed the argument by Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Mashitah Ibrahim (photo) as “rubbish”.

Mashitah’s allegation was made in her article titled “Episod-episod pembohongan PAS” (Episodes of PAS lies) published in the Umno-owned Utusan Malaysia daily on Sept 12.