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Four transsexuals are challenging an Islamic law that bars men from dressing or behaving as women in Muslim-majority Malaysia, saying it is unconstitutional.
The landmark case was heard Thursday at the Seremban high court, just south of Kuala Lumpur, where the four claimed the Sharia law of the state of Negeri Sembilan infringed on their rights enshrined in the federal constitution.
Homosexuality and transsexual lifestyles remain taboo and are considered a social and moral ill by many in Malaysia, where sodomy is punishable by up to 20 years in prison.
Aston Paiva, lawyer for the four, told AFP Friday the constitution protects “the right to live in dignity and not be punished for what you are born as, including race and gender.”
“They have a medical condition known as Gender Identity Disorder. They are anatomically male but psychologically female and they cannot change this,” he said.
Juzaili Khamis, 24, Shukor Jani, 25, Wan Fairol Wan Ismail, 27, and Adam Shazrul Yusoff, 25, work as bridal make-up artists and identify themselves, and dress, as women.

Second branch of Finnegan’s to open in KL- a few years after the original outlet in Bangsar. Irish pub theme- with draught beers, sports TV and regular pub meals.

The chic Luna Bar provides a superb panoramic view of Kuala Lumpur. Each visit is made extra special because of the prominent sight of the Petronas Twin Towers sparkling as if within armsâ reach.

Peter “Harbs” Habel from the Malaysian Warriros did some good, solid research prior to the Asian Champs.
He produced a White Paper on Asia’s Best Bars.
So whether you’re living in or going to Vietnam, Malaysia, China, Hong Kong etc, you really need to read the attached bible.
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The management of the affairs of the Bar is undertaken by a council known as the Bar Council (Malay: Majlis Peguam). The Bar Council consists of the immediate past president and vice-president of the Malaysian Bar, the chairman and elected members of each State Bar Committees, and other elected members.
Separate bodies regulate the legal profession in the states of Sabah and Sarawak. Their bar association are known as the Sabah Law Association and the Advocates' Association of Sarawak respectively.

The Malaysian Bar (Malay: Badan Peguam Malaysia) is a professional body which regulates the profession of lawyers in peninsular Malaysia. In Malaysia, there is no distinction between a barrister and a solicitor, in that, it is a fused profession. Membership into the bar is automatic and mandatory. The bar was created under the Legal Profession Act 1976.Like other bar associations around the world, it has a wide range of functions, including, to protect the reputation of the legal profession, to uphold the cause of justice, to express its views on matters relating to legislations, and others. The bar also has powers to impose punishment against lawyers for any professional misconducts.

The nightlife scene at Kuala Lumpur is for sure one of Asia's liveliest, karaoke lounges, discos, pubs and clubs are ideal to relax, enjoy and find some nice KL nightlife girls, check the Beach Club for this. Aside of the night market at Kuala Lumpur Chinatown is the Pasar Malam night market to see some different Malaysian people, get one of a kind souvenirs and try local street food. The night market on Jalan Raja Muda takes place on Saturdays has also several entertainment features.
Kuala Lumpur’s China Town night market at Petaling Street

is the right place in the evening for a walk and something to eat or maybe just have some beers. If you are not out for beer and similar, there is a marvelous Chinese tea house at the end of Kuala Lumpur’s China Town’s Petaling Street, with polished and shining pots plus a strong Chinese atmosphere, you can really feel it.
Kuala Lumpur's nightlife at China Town is not finished yet. If you sit down
in one of  the open air restaurants and bars, as you can see in the picture left a whole Asian selection of food is for your selection.
The waitress will bring you some menus with Malaysian, Chinese, Indian and other food from the food courtyards in the back and you can order real exotic food to be happy on your nightlife tour in KL China Town.

There is no  girl stuff around like in Bangkok Nightlife or Phuket Nightlife. But its not bad its focused on a different type of nightlife. From time to time some guys, maybe one or two, will stop in front of the tables to spice up your Kuala Lumpur nightlife trip, take their guitars and small drums and bring some spices in form of music into the picture.
When the guys on the other side close down their displays of not genuine watches,  run,  and pretend nobody knows anything, the police is out for a copy product raid. But they are not capable to handle this since at both ends of Petaling Street are the guys watching and if they see something which looks like police the walky talky runs hot and everything disappears.

There are also a some nightlife bars around at KL Chinatown such as the reggae bar pictured at right. Actually at KL Chinatown learly visible, Kuala Lumpur is not a dull place, even as the people from the middle east get more and more influence over the daily life of the Malaysian people. Sometime it looks like they are buying Malaysia.

The Stadium Sport bar is one of Kota Kinabalu well-known Sports Bars that started during the World Cup FRANCE 1998. Now it’s a regular hangout for most soccer fans especially enthusiasts of the English Premier League. It usually pulls quite a crowd on the weekend when the matches are shown LIVE on TV. This is expected to be a hot spot this coming EURO CUP 2008.
But this is not just a retreat for soccer fans because it’s also popular for divers too. Its open-air concept allows for a very relaxed atmosphere and makes it inviting even to non-football fans. In keeping with bar trends in Kota Kinabalu, the Stadium also has a 9ft pool table and a dartboard for a fun night out with friends.

The bar girls charge different rates depending on how good looking they think they are. Generally the bar girls charge RM200 - RM250 for short time and between RM300 - RM500 for long time.

The legal drinking age in Malaysia is 21 and you will be asked for ID if you look under 25. Most of the bars close by 1am due to the strict laws though some of the bars listed on this page are open to 3am.

In the bars of the major hotels you will need to dress up, no shorts or singlets. The other more casual bars it is best to wear long pants though they are not as fussy as the big hotel bars.