Change room exposure.

<p>As a customer trying on clothes I would expect that there would be some level of privacy in the change rooms. Ackermans (N1 city) has a thick curtain as a makeshift covering or door attached to their changing cubicles and usually I do not mind this sort of thing as it is common knowedge that if the curtain is closed then the change room stall is clearly occupied, however on last 3 occassions that I have tried on clothing at this shop I have had other customers open the curtain to the change room while I was trying on clothes. What infuriated me more was that on 2 of those 3 occassions the customers were male and as a body conscious female I felt violated as the one male blatently stared even after I shout. None of the staff was around to control the change room area. I will not be going back to purchase clothes there again for a fear of being exposed. I suggest that they should get proper doors with locks or have better controls over the change rooms.</p> <p> </p>