Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk [Reuters]

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has been criticized over comments he made during a press conference that alluded to the unbuttoning of a journalist's dress, the Daily Telegraph reported.

Feminists in Poland have condemned "outrageous and unacceptable" remarks made by Tusk in response to a question from a female radio reporter, about whether Polish preparations for the EU presidency, which the country assumes in July, were "buttoned up."

"I'm looking at the lady's dress and buttoning up is not what comes to mind," said the prime minister, adding that he "liked the summer."

Facing a barrage of criticism, Tusk issued an apology.

"If I offended anyone, I apologize," said Tusk. "Maybe it was not the wisest of comment to make, but it was harmless." （点击《每日电讯报》查看原文）

波兰总理意淫女记者遭批

       英国《每日电讯报》消息，波兰总理唐纳德·图斯克因在新闻发布会上暗示解开一位女记者连衣裙的扣子而招致批评。

       电台女记者瑟尔维亚·比亚莱克问图斯克波兰是否已经为今年7月担任欧盟轮值主席国做好了妥善安排（buttoned up, 还有一个意思为“扣上扣子”）。

       图斯克说：“看着这位女士的连衣裙，扣上扣子可不是我想到的事情。”并且他还补充说了一句，他“喜欢夏天”。

       波兰的女权主义者认为总理的话很“过分”并且“不可接受”。

       面对如潮的批评，图斯克发表了道歉声明。

       他说：“如果我的话冒犯了一些人，我道歉。也许我说这些话并不明智，但是也不会对谁造成伤害。”

(China.org.cn June 7, 2011)