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Inclusion, fairness and non-discrimination in sport: a wider lens
British Journal of Sports Medicine ( IF 18.4 ) Pub Date : 2022-10-01 , DOI: 10.1136/bjsports-2022-105926
Sheree Bekker 1 , Ryan Storr 2 , Anna Posbergh 3
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Sport and Exercise Medicine (SEM) practitioners have, in recent years, taken a leading role in two immensely important areas of research and practice: safeguarding athletes1 and athlete mental health.2 We, as a field, recognise that these intertwined, pressing and growing concerns are becoming more visible thanks to the power of athlete voice. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has also taken a leadership role in these two areas . Driven by affected stakeholders (athletes) who have experienced harm, and resultant increased legal and social pressure, in March 2020 the IOC recognised harassment and abuse as a current human rights challenge.3 In doing so, the IOC drew on the 2016 IOC Consensus Statement on Harassment and Abuse1 and testimonies of affected athletes to recognise that LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and other gender expansive people) athletes are at ‘particular risk of harm and structural discrimination’ in unique ways (eg, governance structures and policies that allow abuse to occur).3 As a result, the IOC took stock of how International Federations approached and applied eligibility regulations for women’s sport, particularly in light of scrutiny by …

中文翻译:

体育运动中的包容、公平和非歧视:更广阔的视野

近年来,运动和运动医学 (SEM) 从业者在两个极其重要的研究和实践领域发挥了主导作用:保护运动员1和运动员心理健康。作为一个领域,我们认识到这些相互交织、紧迫和不断发展由于运动员声音的力量,担忧变得更加明显。国际奥委会 (IOC) 在这两个领域也发挥了领导作用。在受到伤害的受影响利益相关者(运动员)的推动下,法律和社会压力增加,国际奥委会于 2020 年 3 月将骚扰和虐待视为当前的人权挑战。 3 在此过程中,国际奥委会借鉴了 2016 年国际奥委会共识声明骚扰和虐待1 以及受影响运动员的证词,以承认 LGBTQ+(女同性恋、男同性恋、双性恋、跨性别、
更新日期:2022-09-15
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