Police in Australia have issued an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) to a woman after several people online reported her for opposing the inclusion of a male player in a women’s soccer league.
Police in Australia have issued an Apprehended Violence Order to a woman after several people online reported her for opposing the inclusion of a male player in a women’s soccer league.
Kirralie Smith, a spokeswoman for Binary Australia, an advocacy group seeking to “push back against harmful gender theory and the aggressive ideological agenda that comes with it,” was handed the AVO by police in New South Wales on March 30. Police were alerted after Smith gave an interview about Riley Dennis, a man identifying as a woman who has reportedly injured several female soccer players. The order forbids Smith from discussing Dennis or approaching him. The order is a temporary one, however. An Australian court will weigh in later this month to decide whether the AVO is justified.
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