Guidelines to Promote Trans and Intersex People Inclusion in Sport

26 Jun 2018

Author - Australian Human Rights Commission

The Australian Human Rights Commission has recently issued a new document to guide sports organisations to respect gender diverse and intersex people within elite and non-elite contexts.

Read about the guidelines here.

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