Editor's note: Unisex public toilets have been introduced in a number of cities including Beijing, Chongqing and Shenyang, to help plug a lack of women's restrooms in public places. Would you feel comfortable using a unisex public toilet? You're welcome to leave your comments.
Cathy (China)
Toilets should be separate for men and women. As a woman, I would not want to share it with men. I would feel embarrassed. There are not enough toilets for women in public places but I don't see why we think we can solve this problem by making all the toilets unisex.
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A unisex public washroom is seen in Chongqing on April 15, 2015. [Photo: CFP] |
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