Reflecting on prevailing #sexism and gender inequality in the resources sector at #diggersndealers forum, @FortescueNews FMG CFO Elizabeth Gaines spoke out against having work gatherings at skimpy bars:
‘I don't know of many women who want to walk into that environment.’
‘You’ve got to have venues that are far more appropriate ... and actually reflective of society as a whole. Not #objectification of one part of society, and the other part of society looking on.’
.@diggersndealers Chair Jim Walker ‘would not be drawn into the skimpy debate’.
But this is his industry & forum.
Jim’s in it whether he likes it or not.
Why should women be solely lumped with the task of challenging men’s sexist attitudes, behaviours and traditions?
Campaigns Manager @caitlin_roper wrote about the sexism and exploitation inherent to the sexual entertainment industry and its connection to cultural conditions which allow gender inequalities to persist and violence against women to thrive. Read more ⬇️ abc.net.au/news/2017-09-1…
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“The man was arrested yesterday (Thursday, 1 October 2020) by ABF investigators following the execution of search warrants at his home and work place in Bulleen and Kensington, Victoria.
During the search, a number of electronic devices were seized by ABF investigators.”
“The maximum penalty for the import of child abuse material is 10 years’ imprisonment and/or a fine of up to $555,000.”
Last year, commenting on an identical ad campaign you said:
“We are aware of some complaints in response to our supporter Honey Birdette’s promotional content. This content has been removed as it is not in line with our agreement with them.”
The Australian Association of National Advertisers (AANA) this week released its updated Code of Ethics following a review. While we welcome some new elements in the Code, we have reservations about its overall effectiveness.
The updated Code – taking effect Feb 2021 - includes restrictions on undue focus on male or female anatomy, unless relevant to the product being advertised, use of sexualised imagery or graphic violence where children are likely to view it, & avoiding harmful gender stereotypes.