Gender Discrimination In Sports

Summary

Henrys exclusion from mixed competitions by the Victorian Artistic Swimming Federation may involve gender discrimination under the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 (Vic) and the Sex Discrimination Act 1984 (Cth). These laws prohibit gender-based discrimination in sports, requiring equal participation opportunities unless specific exceptions apply. Section 62 of the Equal Opportunity Act addresses discrimination in sports, while Section 72(1B)(iii) may involve specific exceptions. Henry could potentially challenge the exclusion based on these laws. For precise legal advice, consulting the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission or a legal professional is recommended.

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what section of the equal opportunity act does it require equal participation
In the Equal Opportunity Act * (Vic), Section * specifically addresses discrimination in sport. It outlines that discrimination based on sex is unlawful unless certain exceptions apply, such as where the strength, stamina, or physique of competitors is relevant. For more specific legal advice, contacting the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission would be beneficial.
What about s *(1B)(iii)
Section *(1B)(iii) of the Equal Opportunity Act * (Vic) might relate to specific exceptions or provisions regarding discrimination. However, without the full text, it's best to consult the Act directly or seek legal advice for precise interpretation. You may also reach out to the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission for detailed guidance.