11 November 2008
The sexual discrimination act 25 years on
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Nearly 25 years ago the Sex Discrimination Act was introduced to empower women. But today Federal Sexual Discrimination Commissioner, Elizabeth Broderick, says the legislation is out of date and doesn't provide enough protection for men. Why is it time to reform the legislation and does it need to be amended to keep up to date with family and workplace change in Australia?
Guests
Eva Cox - university of technology sydney
Chris Ronalds - AM, SC
Greg Andresen: men's health consultant and media monitor
Further Information
For information on the sexual discrimination act
Presenter
Paul Barclay
Story Researcher and Producer
Harmish Sewell
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