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Australia facing perfect storm on age discrimination

Age Discrimination Commissioner Kay Patterson, who is stepping down from the role next month, says a national power-of-attorney register is needed.

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England captain Ben Stokes ‘deeply sorry’ for victims of cricket discrimination

Former England skipper Sir Andrew Strauss has called the ICEC report an “awakening” for cricket.

The Independent UK

What is the ICEC and where does cricket go from here?

The Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket’s wide-ranging report was published on Tuesday.

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Ben Stokes ‘deeply sorry’ in response to report on English cricket’s shocking discrimination problem

England Test captain addresses damning verdict on the state of the game

Evening Standard

Ben Stokes ‘deeply sorry’ to hear of racism and sexism after Equity in Cricket report

The England skipper hailed cricket as a sport that ‘needs to celebrate diversity’ in light of the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC) report that racism, sexism, elitism and class-based discrimination ‘widespread and deeply rooted’ in cricket

The Independent UK

Report finds racism, sexism and elitism rife in English cricket

Independent commission finds racism ‘entrenched’ and women were treated as ‘second-class citizens’ in English cricket.

Al Jazeera

Cricket must learn its lesson following damning report – Sir Andrew Strauss

The long-awaited Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket report found the sport had problems with racism, sexism and elitism.

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'Racist, elitist and sexist' - Damning report points finger as English cricket shamed

ECB apologise for their failings and promise to take heed at this seminal moment for the game with a full response in three months

Daily Mirror

Equity in Cricket report: Racism, discrimination and sexism ‘widespread’

The ICEC has made 44 recommendations to transform cricket’s culture and governance.

The Independent UK

ECB apologises for discrimination in English cricket following ICEC report

On Monday, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) issued an unequivocal apology to individuals who experienced discrimination within the game, following the release of a report by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC).

The Times of India

English cricket’s reign of shame exposed with devastating admission of guilt

Damning report must act as a brutal wake-up call and a line cannot be drawn under this with prejudice rife within the sport

The Guardian - UK

Holding Up a Mirror to Cricket Q&A: what does it mean for the game?

What is the 317-page Icec report, who authored it and what else does the commission want cricket to do?

The Guardian - UK

ECB boss Richard Gould admits ICEC report is ‘existential issue’ for cricket

The long-awaited Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket report found racism was entrenched in the sport

The Independent UK

ECB chief vows to ‘reset cricket’ as report concludes racism and sexism are rife

The ICEC has made 44 recommendations to transform cricket’s culture and governance.

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Racism and sexism in cricket ‘widespread and deeply rooted’, report finds

The Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket found 87 per cent of people with Pakistani and Bangladeshi heritage have experienced racism within the game, while women are treated as ‘second-class citizens’

Evening Standard

English cricket rocked by damning new report into racism, sexism and class discrimination

The ‘Holding Up A Mirror To Cricket’ investigation issues 44 recommendations for change as the ECB vows to reset the sport after ‘seminal moment’

The Guardian - UK

‘So many reports of violence and abuse’: how the gig economy fails women around the world

Unsafe conditions, sexual harassment and gender-based discrimination are rife among female workers, research finds

Reason

The First Amendment and Refusals to Deal

Here's a draft of my article, on the constitutionality of anti-BDS laws and other related matters, forthcoming in a symposium at The University of the Pacific Law Review.

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A Woman With A Disability Has Shared Her Fked Experience Organising Taylor Swift Tickets

Amy Evans and her sister Rebecca say they faced "discrimination" from Ticketek and Frontier Touring while trying to organise Taylor Swift's Eras Tour tickets.

The National (Scotland)

Discrimination in cricket report to finally be published on Tuesday

The findings come on the same day as a sanctions hearing for Yorkshire in the Azeem Rafiq case.

Axios

VA denied Black veterans health benefits more often than white vets, data shows

"Institutional discrimination" in the past could have played a role, the VA said.

Bangkok Post

Japan LGBT law watered down amid culture war

Japan enacted a law to promote LGBT understanding last Friday after months of debate, but for some activists, the discussions did as much to entrench existing discrimination as encourage more open attitudes.

The Independent UK

Discrimination in cricket report to finally be published on Tuesday

The findings come on the same day as a sanctions hearing for Yorkshire in the Azeem Rafiq case.

Newslaundry

After Modi denies discrimination in India, NYT newsletter notes it’s what ‘his govt usually says’

There is no space for discrimination in India and “democracy is in our spirit”, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at a joint press conference with US President Joe Biden in Washington, when asked about the steps his government is willing to take to “improve the rights of Muslims and other…

Newslaundry

From ‘new dawn’ to ‘Modi ducks’, Modi-Biden meet is top story in Indian newspapers

Indian prime minister Narendra Modi and US president Joe Biden concluded day three of the PM’s trip to the United States with a state dinner in Washington, DC that saw Modi cracking jokes. He had also said there is “no discrimination in India” when he took two questions at a…

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