Zura: Last year, I was arrested on four separate occasions by representatives from the Religious Department. On the first occasion, I was not working, but I was in AST, the area where we usually work. I was just hanging around, wearing a nightgown. I was picked up by the religious officers who charged me for wearing a nightgown. Apparently, as no man in their right mind would wear a night- gown, I was accused of impersonating a woman. I was taken to the offices of the Religious Department and forced to undress. Even though the officers were not in the room with me, I know that they were watching me through a one-way mirror. I was only just recovering from my breast augmentation surgery, so it was very embarrassing for me to have to change whilst they could see me. My friend brought spare clothes for me, as the officers wanted to keep my night- gown as evidence against me. I was kept in the office overnight, and then taken to court at 2p.m. the following day. I was fined 700 ringgit and then released.