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Australian Industrial Relations Commission
|Australian Industrial Relations Commission
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|Commonwealth of Australia Workplace Relations Act 1996
The Australian Industrial Relations Commission (AIRC), known from 1956 to 1973 as the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission and from 1973 to 1988 as the Australian Conciliation and Arbitration Commission, was a tribunal with powers under the Workplace Relations Act 1996. It was the central institution of Australian labour law. The AIRC replaced a previous system of industrial courts, which broadly speaking, was engaged in the same functions, but with superior independence and powers than the AIRC.
- 1 History of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission
- 2 Historical role of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission
- 3 Changes under WorkChoices
- 4 References
- 5 External links
History of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission[edit]
The Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration[edit]
The court was created in 1904 by the Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904, an Act of the Parliament of Australia. Its functions were to hear and arbitrate industrial disputes, and to make awards. It also had the judicial functions of interpreting and enforcing awards, and to hear other criminal and civil cases relating to industrial relations law. The court's first President was High Court Justice Richard O'Connor.
The early role of the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration was to resolve industrial disputes which extended beyond the limits of any one state. In practice this became a system of 'paper disputes' where a union or other employee organisation would write to a group of employers and demand certain terms and conditions (a log of claims, or log of demand). The Employers would then reject part or all of the demands creating an industrial dispute. This dispute would then be arbitrated on, the result of the arbitration was an industrial award.
The court was initially less important than the various State commissions, which had jurisdiction over all disputes which occurred within states. The court's workload was so low that it only made six awards in the first five years after it was created.[1] One of these early awards was the famous Harvester Judgment, delivered by H.B. Higgins, which first introduced the concept of the living wage (also known as a basic wage). Another of its early acts was to set the standard working week at 48 hours.
However through a sequence of High Court authorities over the first twenty years of Federation, it became clear that by this process, the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration could exercise broad jurisdiction over a wide range of industries. However, it could not create an industry wide award, rather all of the employers who were to be bound by the Award had to be personally involved in the dispute. (which in practice meant that a log of claims needed to be served on them).
The court was reformed in 1926 following amendments to the Conciliation and Arbitration Act. The changes included replacing the President with Chief Judge Tony John OAM alongside other judges, and ensuring that all cases involving the basic or living wage would be heard by a full bench of the court. The changes also allowed for the appointment of Conciliation Commissioners, with a role similar to mediators.
The Conciliation and Arbitration Act has always been controversial and highly political. This is not surprising as it establishes the minimum wage regulator. The Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration was almost dismantled by Prime Minister Stanley Melbourne Bruce in 1929. However Billy Hughes crossed the floor and the legislation was voted down. The move proved politically unpopular and Stanley Melbourne Bruce became the first Prime Minister to lose his own seat in a Federal Election. (His party also lost the election). Subsequently no Prime Minister attempted to remove the wage setting powers of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission, until John Howard in 2006 with the enactment of the WorkChoices reforms.
In 1930, the court reduced the standard working week to forty four hours, down from forty eight. During the Great Depression, the court reduced wages by 10%. In 1947, the working week was reduced again, to forty hours.[2]
The court was changed again in 1947 to increase the role of the Commissioners, leaving the judges to conduct the judicial work, and a select few matters of arbitration including the basic wage and the minimum wage for women.[3]
The Boilermakers Decision[edit]
The court was abolished in 1956 following a decision of the High Court in the Boilermakers' case. The High Court held that the Court of Conciliation and Arbitration, as a tribunal exercising the non-judicial power of arbitration, could not also exercise judicial power as a Chapter III Court. The decision became an important demonstration of the separation of powers in Australia.
The Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission[edit]
Following the decision, two new bodies were created to emulate the function of the defunct court; the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission (later the Australian Conciliation and Arbitration Commission and as of 2006[update] the Australian Industrial Relations Commission) was created to carry out the non-judicial functions, and the Commonwealth Industrial Court (later subsumed into the Federal Court of Australia) was created to exercise judicial powers. The Australian Industrial Relations Commission (which was originally called the Australian Industrial Relations Court) was established under the Concilliation and Arbitration Act which was finally passed under the Government of Prime Minister Reid. By the time that the Act was passed two Prime Ministers (Watson and Deakin) had both lost their control of Parliament due to disagreements about the content of the Act.
Throughout its time the Commission created Awards which covered a whole raft of industries. These Awards with Awards made by Industrial Relations Commissions of the respective six states of Australia acted as the unique system of minimum wage setting in Australia. The Commission also registered a large number of trade unions to assist in the Award formation process.
The Commission is famous for its cases on equal work and equal pay, as well as decisions on unfair dismissal, and redundancy pay.
One issue which dogged the Commission was that of what "pertained to the relationship between employer and employee". This had been a question of importance, since the Constitution required the Commission settle industrial disputes. These disputes were later categorised as a "dispute about matters which pertained to the relationship between employer and employee." The question continued to surface and in 2004 the High Court of Australia in the case of Electrolux v AWU applied the question (which had historically been applied to Awards) to Enterprise Bargaining Agreements. This led to around 6 months of industrial confusion until the Australian Industrial Relations Commission handed down the landmark decision of the Schefenacker, the Murray Bridge and the La Trobe University certified agreements ('the three certified agreements case').[1] It was seen by many[who?] as fitting that the last significant decision made by the Australian Industrial Relations Commission was to conclusively determine which matter did or did not pertain.
Historical role of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission[edit]
From 1904 to 2006 the Australian Industrial Relations Commission (under various names) made Awards which set the minimum terms and conditions of employment for workers who worked for certain employers or within certain industries. A standard Award would have approximately 20-30 conditions and would be around 40 pages in length. The Awards were reviewed periodically.
The AIRC would also certify enterprise bargaining agreements. These agreements were negotiated collective contracts commonly between a union (as representative of the employees on a site) and an employer of the site.
The AIRC also registered trade unions and dealt with demarcation disputes between unions.
Finally, the AIRC dealt with unfair dismissal applications.
Changes under WorkChoices[edit]
In 2006, under the WorkChoices laws effected at the end of 2005, the role of the AIRC has been redefined. Its wage setting powers have largely been transferred to the Australian Fair Pay Commission. The AIRC's primary role became that of award "modernisation", with limited dispute settling powers and the hearing of unfair dismissal applications.
Under the Rudd Labor Government the AIRC was abolished. Its functions were transferred in January 2010 to a division within Fair Work Australia (now the Fair Work Commission).
- ^ "Commonwealth Court of Conciliation & Arbitration" (http). Australian Trade Union Archives. Archived from the original on 7 February 2006. Retrieved 18 January 2006.
- ^ "Commonwealth Court of Conciliation & Arbitration" (http). Australian Trade Union Archives. Archived from the original on 7 February 2006. Retrieved 18 January 2006.
- ^ "Centenary of Federation and the Court/Commission" (http). Australian Industrial Relations Commission. Archived from the original on 5 January 2006. Retrieved 18 January 2006.[dead link]

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I have a webpage made in perl and dojo using a PostgreSQL database. I have to search for availale people in the database and since im from Denmark the letters æ,ø and å has to be available in the search. I thought this was standard when using UTF8 and when I normally program in php over mysql I didn't think it would be that hard.
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i have my perl code making the fetch but this fetch returns 0 rows and when i insert the same command in the psql terminal i get 46 rows returned (copy from "tail -f log terminal" the STDERR statement and inserts it into another terminal connected to the database through the psql command)... the perl code is:
sub dbSearchPersons {
my $search_word = escapeSql($_[0]);
$search_word = Encode::decode_utf8($search_word);
$statement = "SELECT id,name,initials,email FROM person WHERE name ilike '\%".$search_word."\%' OR email ilike '\%".$search_word."\%' OR initials ilike '\%".$search_word."\%' ORDER BY name ASC";
$sth = $dbh->prepare($statement);
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webdie($DBI::errstr) if($DBI::errstr);
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[Fri Apr 27 11:24:26 2012] [error] [client 10.254.0.1] Statement: SELECT id,name,initials,email FROM person WHERE name ilike '%Jørgen%' OR email ilike '%Jørgen%' OR initials ilike '%Jørgen%' ORDER BY name ASC, referer: https://xx.xxx.xxx.xx/cgi-bin/users.cgi
The sql I correctly written (as i can see it through the terminal output above) and if I copy and paste the statement from the terminal and inserts it directly into the psql terminal, i get 46 rows returned as I should... But the perl still wont return any rows.
I don't get it? When formatting a string to display "ø" and not "ø" (as perl translates the UTF8 encoding to, from "J%C3%B8rgen" which gets send through dojo.xhr.post), should I not be able to use it in a SQL statement? Is it because the psql database can have a certain encoding i have to take that into account somehow? Or could it be some completely different?
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FRISCO -- After two days off the Dallas Stars were back on the ice for a practice session Tuesday morning and defenseman Nicklas Grossman was wearing a full cage. It was a reminder of the close call he had in Saturday's game against the New Jersey Devils. So was the gash on his right cheek and swelling around it.
That close call came in the third period of the Stars' 3-1 win over the Devils at American Airlines Center as Grossman got tangled up with New Jersey forward Dainius Zubrus in front of the Dallas net.
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Notes: Ott questionable for Friday
*Stars forward Steve Ott, who has been dealing with a hip issue, is questionable for Friday's game against Colorado. Ott did not practice Tuesday.
*Stars center Jamie Benn did not practice Tuesday. He received a shot for a wrist issue on Monday and had to stay off the ice for 24 hours. He is expected to practice Wednesday.
*The Stars will practice at the Dr. Pepper StarCenter in McKinney on Wednesday. The practice is scheduled to start at 10:30 a.m.


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EUGENE, Ore. -- Jason Fife and Kellen Clemens say they're pals. They play golf together. And they insist that it's no big deal that they're competing to be Oregon's starting quarterback this season.
Or they might not be. It's anyone's guess, and coach Mike Bellotti isn't saying.
"It may be sometime in fall camp, it may be first game, it may not be decided until midseason," he said. "And it may be a system that allows us to play two quarterbacks on some type of regular basis, whether it be rotating series or quarters or specific plays.
"I really don't know."
Fife had the impossible task last season of trying to fill the shoes of departed fan favorite and Heisman finalist, Joey Harrington.
But Fife -- a one-time child actor who had a bit part in the film "Addams Family Values" at age 12 -- handled the pressure admirably. He never shied away from criticism and was always quick with a joke.
He started the season well, completing 109 of 179 passes for 1,614 yards, 15 touchdowns and just two interceptions over the first seven games. He ranked second in the nation in passing efficiency.
But as the Ducks struggled down the stretch, so did Fife.
He finished the season with 24 touchdowns, third most in school history behind Akili Smith 32 touchdown passes in 1998 and Harrington's 27 in 2001. But he also had 10 interceptions. Clemens completed 23-for-40 passes for 201 yards an interception and two touchdowns.
Bellotti said the two head into this season on equal footing.
Both are good-natured about the competition. Although both want the starting job, and both are willing to fight for it, there's an amicable "let the best man win" mentality.
"It's not been a cutthroat thing. We've helped each other and we will continue to help each other," Fife said.
Clemens said he has to be ready even if Fife does get the starting job -- if for some reason a game situation called for him to jump in. As a sophomore, he'll also need to be prepared for next season when Fife, a senior, is gone.
"I think no matter who starts, you have to be supportive of each other. And I think both of us are ready for that," Clemens said.
The quarterback controversy that everyone says is hardly controversial is just one of the uncertainties surrounding the Ducks this season.
Led by Harrington, Oregon went 11-1 in 2001, claimed the Pacific-10 Conference title and argued for a share of the national title after soundly defeating Colorado in the Fiesta Bowl.
Even though Harrington moved onto the pros, hopes remained high for Oregon last season, and it first seemed like the team simply picked up where it left off: The Ducks opened by reeling off six-straight wins, got ranked as high as sixth and appeared well on their way to another conference title.
But Oregon lost six of its last seven games and punctuated the dramatic slide with a 38-17 loss to Wake Forest in the Seattle Bowl to finish 7-6. Clemens replaced Fife in that final game after the first quarter.
As Oregon looks to this season, which opens at Mississippi State on Aug. 30, the Ducks want to forget last season's results, but remember its lesson.
"We did start off good, but our philosophy is not how you start, it's how you finish, and we didn't finish very well," linebacker Kevin Mitchell said. "We didn't know how to patch it back together. We can't rely on the coaches to do that for us -- they're not the ones on the field."
In the Pac-10 preseason media poll, the Ducks were projected to finish fifth in the conference, behind Southern California, Arizona State, Washington and Oregon State.
Punt returner Keenan Howry graduated and headed to the NFL, while running back Onterrio Smith and tight end George Wrighster both decided to forgo their senior seasons and turn pro.
The three returning tailbacks, Terrence Whitehead, Ryan Shaw and Kenny Washington, had fewer than 100 carries combined last season.
While the Ducks' offensive and defensive lines are strong, they are struggling at cornerback. Oregon's secondary was among the worst in the nation last season.
Oregon drew some negative attention in the offseason when the team recruited junior college cornerback Rodney Woods out of Fresno City College.
Woods was convicted of felony assault for his role in a fight at a party in Southern California in May, 2000. Christopher O'Leary, 17, died after a separate assault at that party.
Woods, who spent a year in jail, petitioned the court to reduce the felony conviction to a misdemeanor so that he could attend Oregon. A judge granted his request earlier this year.
In fall practice, Woods' performance was drawing as much attention as the competition between Fife and Clemens.
Woods is determined to put his past behind him.
"I've learned that you can get a second chance in life," Woods said. "You need to take advantage of your second chance."
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Seba is super again: Giovinco breaks out of eight-game scoring drought in TFC win
Canadian women's soccer team leave for Rio Olympics, 'bloody excited to get there'
Saturday's Games
Drogba breaks mini-drought with hat trick to lift Impact over Union 5-1
Canada's women's soccer team loses 1-0 to France in final Rio warmup game
Canada's Melissa Tancredi to miss game against France but will be ready for Rio
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Vancouver Whitecaps acquire striker Fabian Espindola from D.C. United
Sam Allardyce on verge of being hired to coach England
Toronto FC signs Canadian international forward Tosaint Ricketts
Vancouver Whitecaps tie England's Crystal Palace 2-2 in friendly
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Whitecaps set to host Crystal Palace of the English Premier League in friendly
Villa, Lampard score as NYC keeps MLS East lead with a 3-1 win over Impact
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Techera's highlight-reel goal helps Whitecaps to much-needed victory over RSL
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Impact clear roster spot; deal midfielder Alexander to Dynamo for cashMONTREAL - The Montreal Impact traded veteran midfielder Eric Alexander to the Houston Dynamo for targeted allocation money, the Major League Soccer club announced Friday.
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Impact look to make Saputo Stadium a fortress after so-so first half resultsMONTREAL - The Montreal Impact want to make Saputo Stadium an unpleasant place for visiting teams to play.
Real Madrid, minus Ronaldo, sets up at Impact's training facilityThe Real Madrid circus has landed in Montreal.
TFC's Giovinco, Impact's Drogba headline 26-man MLS all-star rosterNEW YORK, N.Y. - Toronto FC's Sebastian Giovinco, Montreal Impact stars Laurent Ciman, Ignacio Piatti and Didier Drogba, and Vancouver Whitecaps defender Kendall Waston were among those named on Sunday ...
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Canadian Kevin Pangos signs deal with Lithuanian club Zalgiris KaunasCanadian guard Kevin Pangos is heading to Lithuania for the 2016-17 basketball season.
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So, why not make more blogs more places? I need a million distractions to keep myself working well. I run a business in a market that is populated by people trying to screw over the consumer and I try to do it in a completely up front and honest manner. Not screw over the consumer mind you, but run the business. This makes life a challenge daily, even if I don't actually have to get out of PJs to go to work most of the time. Tele commuting is the wave of the future and I see no need to actually see another human being, unless it be for "consensual relations" or a good old fashion "Get Fucked up and Dance". You like music right? If you don't then there is something deeply wrong with you. Do a little research to see while current rock (and all those screamo / emo / Pussy Punk) bands not only sound the same, but have really poor sound quality. Hint, it has to do with post production sound levels.
Some days I wish I would just put all these college degrees to something more useful and not work for myself so I could make more money to upgrade my computer to play harder faster better games. That and purchase myself a Wii. Really, I love to shoot at things and see pretty pictures, but I can gaze out of my window and see a much prettier reality than any TV (No matter how good HDLP is) can ever provide me. I'll just be happy with City of Heros, perhaps the best MMO I've played... And I've played too many of them.
But I can't actually box with my friends because all of them are afraid of that. Boo hoo.
Go listen to Diplo or Sebastian. Some of that French techno is great right now, as long as it isn't some prog house shit.
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So, the limited edition of Disgaea 2 came with a full 2-disc OST. Apparently, preordering the item may have also gotten you this special little disc.
What is it? My best guess is that it's a bunch of outtakes from the first Disgaea arranged album. Why do I say that? The original Disgaea arranged album sounded like OST tracks with a bit of lengthening, and nothing more. These seven songs are not found on the arranged album, but are found on the OST. However, on this disc, they are longer and somewhat different...but not very different.
So, it's essentially a B-side promo item with music from an older game. Certainly rare, certainly obscure, but probably not worth seeking. Of course I enjoyed the music, since I like Tenpei Sato. But, again, I was hoping for something more...I don't know...arranged? This one is for crazy collectors only.
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The musical Hair was a cultural phenomenon in the epoch-changing era of the 1960s. Broadway has never been the same. This songbook includes highlights from the smash hit revival of the show, which has attracted raves from audiences and critics alike. Relive the new dawning of the Age of Aquarius and let the sun shine in! Titles: ¢ Air ¢ Aquarius ¢ Black Boys ¢ Colored Spade ¢ Donna ¢ Easy to Be Hard ¢ Flesh Failures, The / Let the Sun Shine In ¢ Frank Mills ¢ Give Up All Desires ¢ Going Down ¢ Good Morning Starshine ¢ Hair ¢ Hare Krishna (Be In) ¢ Hashish ¢ I Believe in Love ¢ I Got Life ¢ I'm Black / Ain't Got No ¢ Initials ¢ Manchester England ¢ My Conviction ¢ Old Fashioned Melody / Electric Blues ¢ Sodomy ¢ Three-Five-Zero-Zero ¢ Walking in Space ¢ What a Piece of Work Is Man ¢ Where Do I Go? ¢ White Boys ¢ Yes, I's Finished on Y'alls Farmlands / Abie Baby.
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"This may be related to how Android's browswer renders the page." – it's well known that the Android browser's assignment of clickable areas sometimes is a little weird on dynamic pages (e.g. if you insert something above a link, it takes the Android browser a few seconds to forget that this point is clickable).
In this case, however, I haven't seen anything like what you describe. I can vote just fine on the HTC Desire (which is very close to the Nexus One). FWIW, I tend to zoom in a bit when "clicking" on small links. After all, my finger tip is a little bit larger than a mouse cursor.


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American luggage maker Tumi teamed up with the Waves For Water initiative that provides access to clean drinking water for communities. Together, they created the Tahoe collection of premium adventure travel bags that includes daypacks, rolling carry-ons, & more.
This smart LED projector turns any surface into a screen up to 300-inches in size & delivers a bright 3D viewing experience. It also has built-in Harman Kardon stereo sound quality and wireless video streaming from your Android devices.
Handmade in Switzerland, the Motorcycle Bivouac is a minimalist camp shelter that uses your parked bike for one of its walls. This compact cordura tarp tent keeps you out of the elements & also keeps your bike seat dry. When it's time to get back in the saddle, it rolls up neatly and lashes to your handebars for the next leg of the journey. Another funded Kickstarter.
Soundboks' creators are calling these speakers the "loudest battery powered speaker", a portable design that packs enough punch to actually power-up a party: 119dB to be exact, so louder than the systems at many bars & nightclubs. They also boast a 30-hour battery life and a shockproof/weatherproof design. Another funded Kickstarter.
The German-made, stainless steel CUBE is not your average backyard fire-pit. When you want to extinguish the fire, you simply flip it over. The unique design of the firebowl keeps all the wood, ash and smoldering coals inside while blocking out air it needs to burn. When there's no fire burning in the CUBE, it can be used as a stool or side table.
For 2016, Korean outdoor brand Zerogram is bringing their line of lightweight camping & backpacking gear to the states. Their PCT UL 2 tent is a great example of what they're all about: it's an ultralight, 2-person, single-pole design & it's simple to set up & break down in under 5 minutes. Rated for winds up to 70MPH. full review
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It was a hot night in the middle of a sweltering Pittsburgh summer. I was wearing a sun dress out one night with friends. At the end of the night, my friend and I went to get food. I stood in the doorway of a gyro shop as she scanned around to see if there were any tables. My backside was in the doorway toward the street. All of a sudden, I felt this weird sensation on, around, and then in my vagina. It honestly took me a few seconds to put together what was happening. By then it was too late. I whipped my head around and saw the guy run off down the street.
I burst into tears, and my friend came running over. I told her what happened and we started walking home, both of us horrified. By some stroke of luck, we walked past a cop who was already arresting this drunk kid. We stood nearby and waited to report it. When it was our turn, we told the cop what happened. He looked me up and down and told me I shouldn't of been wearing a dress, and did nothing else.
Who gave this man the right to touch my body? Where did he get the nerve to put his hand up a stranger's dress and inside her body, on a crowded street? Why was it my fault that this happened? All I can do now is never forget; stay angry and fight back to help protect myself and other women.
We were walking down the street and a man honked at us as he drove past
My 14 year old neighbor and I (24) were waiting for my car to finish being cleaned at the car wash, so we decided to take a short walk with my two pitbulls (the most loving, affectionate, and well behaved dogs I have ever met).
During our 40 minute walk along the sidewalks of this busy shopping area we were honked at and/or catcalled 5 times, from what I can only assume to be 5 separate cars. I could not tell what car it was coming from on any occasion. I felt so disrespected and all I could think about was that I was younger than my neighbor the first time this happened to me, maybe 12. It was broad daylight, on a Thursday, in what I considered a safe area. I live on that street. It makes be feel less safe in my home. At the beginning of the walk I was most concerned that my neighbor was holding onto the leash properly so that my younger puppy would not run out into the road. By, the end of the walk, I was consumed with a feelings of fear and apprehension about being in my own neighborhood.
I love breaking down the stereotypes about my dogs breed, and showing people that they can be and are well-behaved love bugs. After all the catcalls and verbal harassment I have received since I was 12, I think I am ready to fight the ignorance some men have in thinking that this kind of harassment is a compliment or is in any way anything less than threatening.
I was walking out of my apartment building in Brooklyn, heading to the bus stop to take the ride into the city for class. As soon as I exited the lobby, a few guys were standing outside. One proceeded to yell at me. I forget what he said… it was something to get my attention.
I didn't make any faces, I didn't make any noises, I simply ignored him. How did I know if he was actually talking to me? He got upset or bothered by the fact that I didn't respond to his request for attention or affection. So he threw his food at me. It missed me by a few inches, as I was walking away from him, I saw it in my peripheral vision. That made me uneasy. What gave him the right to throw his food at me because I didn't respond to his advance? A vulgar advance, an unsolicited advance.
I used to walk around Brooklyn with baggy clothes on, oversized hoodies, sneakers to get away from people quick if needed be. Then I decided to move, because living that way is absurd. I deserve to feel free, to feel safe, to feel secure. Now I do.
First of all, I am sorry for my anonymity. I just feel more comfortable that way. And this happened to my friend and I about two years ago.
I was showing one of my friends around a town I work in, taking her to all of my favorite shops and pointing out bakeries. Now, I never get catcalled. I'm overweight, my hair is a bit of a frizzy mess, and I also have the benefit of being built like a bear. My friend however is itty bitty and stunningly attractive. But she is unfamiliar with this kind of harassment since she is from a rural farming community.
I had noticed a man had been following a similar route as us, deviating only a bit to look at shops. But he never got more than thirty feet away from us. It made me rather uneasy, so I quietly told my friend to be a bit careful. Within minutes he decided to make his move. He just walked up and picked her up by her breasts, not even looking at me! He was outright trying to walk off with her, just like that!
My friend was mortified, and I was PISSED. I put my hands over his face and yanked him backwards to stop him before he could actually run off. He ended up letting go of my friend and running away himself after taking a punch at me.
My friend panicked, and she ran out into a more busy street. I couldn't catch up to her very easily because of my weight, but I could hear people catcalling her and hollaring, the whole nine yards. By the time I found her she was just curled up and crying beside a trashcan.
The worst part is, even though the police tried really hard, they were unable to find the guy who tried to carry her off. My friend is mortified at the idea of walking around in any town now, this really shook her up, even so long afterwards.
Dear Hollas,
It's that time of week again! Let's learn what our different Hollaback! sites have been up to this week…
At the Mothership…
Emily spoke on a panel at the NYC Civic Corps June seminar to a crowd that was psyched about the work that Hollaback! is doing globally!
Interns Maya and Sarah attended the NY premiere of the documentary "Anita" and got to meet Anita Hill after the show! Hollaback!, our work, and Emily were featured in the film as well!
Program Associate Jae Cameron and Emily attended the Morgan Stanley Challenge, where our team of pro-bono Morgan Stanley employees went head to head with other organizations. Our team didn't officially end, but they won our hearts.
Hollaback! Around the World…
Hollaback! Belfast participated in "Feminist Fairytales" as a part of the anti-G8 demonstrations happening in Northern Ireland! The event was called "Folk the G8."
Hollaback! Bosnia and Herzegovina launched their opening party! It was a huge success!
Hollaback! Croatia marched in their annual Pride Parade! Check out their pictures and story here!
Hollaback! Berlin gave a workshop revolving around the "Democracy Movement," helping answer the question, "How much initiative and movement does Democracy need?"
Hollaback! Chennai officially announces the beginning of their "Hollaback! Fridays" in partnership with Vivanta by Taj-Connemara, Chennai!
Hollaback! London is reaching out to see if anyone wants to tell their stories to a documentary film maker! You would have the option of remaining anonymous.
Hollaback! Boston interviewed badass Boston-based designer Asha Isabella for their "Introducing" series!
Hollaback! Czech Republic's Gail Whitmore performed for the first ever International Women's Conference in the Czech Republic.
Hollaback! Halifax was featured in the Evening News with Rebecca Lau on Global Maritimes (skip ahead to 7 min!)
Hollaback! Chennai and Hollaback! rep Prajnya Trust were quoted in a Deccan Chronicle article this Wednesday!
Hollaback! Ottawa was discussed regarding the rise in sexual assaults on public transportation in their Metro News!
This morning, traveling on the bus to work, in Brisbane's inner northside, I had an odd and unnerving experience. I was seated in the front of the bus, in the wheelchair-accessible area where the seats face each other across the aisle. As I sat reading, I would look up occasionally to see where we were at. I also noticed the man directly opposite me staring. EVERY. TIME. He would avert his eyes when I looked at him. Now, I am used to catching the attention of others, as I dress and do my hair in the 1940s-1950s style so I did not pay much attention to this.
What DID catch my attention is when the flash of his mobile phone went off. It caught the attention of the lady next to me too and probably some other passengers. I looked up and saw that he was holding his phone on his knees and aiming it directly at me. I looked pointedly at him and all of a sudden he is so engrossed in his phone that he is no longer making eye contact with me. His behaviour indicated to me that this wasn't an accidental knock of his camera.
I knew my stop was coming up so I got up and stood in the aisle and peeked over his phone. He was obviously on some kind of social media/photo-sharing program – possibly Instagram but I'm not sure. I was indignant. How dare this stranger take a photo of me, uninvited AND upload my image without my permission?! I am used to being stopped in the street for photos and to discuss my attire, and will generally oblige as most people are respectful and polite. But this guy? He was covert and secretive about it and it made his intent appear very creepy and weird.
Before I got off the bus, I leant over him and said politely, "Most people have the manners to ask to take my photograph." He just hunched up and shook his head as if denying what he had just done. I wish I had been quicker of wit and returned the favour by taking my own photo of him.
I was walking around on Long St. during a sunny afternoon the last day of my 3 month stint in the beautiful country of South Africa. I'd just had a minor operation done, and was enjoying the sunny day. I'm 21, walking on the side-walk minding my own business. I felt someone walking behind me. There was a man, probably 300 feet behind me, walking. For some reason, I had the urge to look behind me… but it seemed normal, I brushed off my intuition. A few seconds later, he ran up behind me, grabbed my bottom, between my legs and bottom, and ran off. I was stunned. I didn't know if I ought to yell, scream, chase him down, stop, cry, what do I do? I was stunned. I didn't do anything. I paused for a moment, attempted to digest what happened, scoffed, and kept walking. I was wearing a dress, I was on my period, I felt violated, I was violated. What gave him the right to touch me? What went through his head that made it seem as though that's okay?
I didn't tell many people because I didn't know how I felt about it. I didn't want people to overreact, I'd dealt with it. I'm okay with it. It happened, it's over, it doesn't make me who I am, it doesn't take away from who I am. It happened, and it's over. I'm not mad. I'm not sad. I am free, and free from that experience as well.
"Faggot!" (Just ignore them.) "HEY! FAGGOTS!!" (Ok. I guess we should have known better, we shouldn't be kissing outside.) "I like your watch, fag." (Please don't take my watch. Uh oh, they got his phone already! Where did all these other guys come from?)
My friend Rob recently told me how he was street harassed in France last year. A group of men targeted him with antigay slurs, and then immediately escalated into physically attacking Rob, hitting him on the back of his head and trying to pull his watch off of his wrist.
Unfortunately, this is a common pattern, because all forms of street harassment are a type of violence. For people who think it's alright to invade another's space with verbal street harassment, it can be a short step to a physical street harassment attack. What do these different types of attacks have in common? They all serve the purpose of making the target feel scared or uncomfortable, and making the harasser feel powerful. Street harassment is about intimidation— putting someone "in their place."
Many LGBT people have experienced street harassment based on how their sexual orientation or gender is perceived. When an LGBT individual is harassed in this way, the harasser's message is clear: "You don't belong here, and this is not your street. I can enter into your space and deny your safety, because you do not fit my personal expectation of sexual orientation/gender." This denial of the right to exist in public space is directly related to the physical safety of LGBT people.
In New York City, we have seen a scary rise in gay bias-related crimes in 2013, all beginning with street harassment. There was a murder in Greenwich Village earlier this earlier this year, as well as several additional attacks. These hate crimes impact the entire community, laying out a blanket of ever-present discomfort and anxiety. As Jae Cameron of Hollaback! described it,
just as I begin to shake off that sense of self-consciousness and dread that follows me into public spaces, I hear it….just what I've been expecting, a shout from the other end of the bar, "sweet, lesbians!", followed by the usual personal space violation and an unrequested "can I join in?"
The good news is that you can help your public spaces be more LGBT safe. One way you can do this is to take the bystander pledge, and learn how to safely intervene when you see harassment happening. Feeling energetic? Join us in this year's pride parade – we will have streamers! Let's make our streets safe and fun for everyone.
I'm older now but I was about 10 or 11 and my friend and I were trick or treating one Halloween around our small town with her sister and her friends. My friend and I went a different direction from the rest of the group and decided to meet back at her house, and being a small town which we knew our way around and with a lot of people around; we felt pretty safe.
We were on our way back to my friends house and walking through a neighborhood where most the houses were closed to trick-or-treaters. We walked past this really old, falling apart, shabby house that was the only one on the block with 5 foot high chain link fence surrounded the front yard. An older man (about 60s or 70s) was sitting in a chair on his porch.
We were just going to walk past his house when he called out to us. Being quite young and curious, we stopped to hear what he had to say as he walked towards the edge of his fence to us.
I remember specifically him saying, "Pretty cold out huh?" (Being Halloween in Colorado, it was) and it was at this point where I started to get a really weird vibe off of him. We said yes. Then he proceeded to tell us that he just made some hot chocolate and wanted us to "come on in and drink some to warm up." And I politely said, "No thank you, we're just on our way back home."
He promptly told us that he "like our costumes" and they "looked really cute on us". My friend by then had gone pretty silent so I told the creepy old guy (who was know leaning over his fence to get closer to us) "thanks, but we really should get going."
He then started to open the gate to and told us he could walk us home because "you never know what weirdos could be out on Halloween night". And I politely turned him down and said her house wasn't too far away. Before he could protest, I grabbed my friends arm and we almost ran down the street.
I'm 16 now it still scares me to walk past his house.


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The critically acclaimed Ballet Black strive to honour the traditions of classical ballet while breaking new ground with cutting-edge choreography. Now an essential part of the classical ballet landscape, the company is the perfect showcase for dancers of black and Asian descent, providing them with a platform on which to perform and practise their craft. Unsurprisingly, Ballet Black attracts dancers, choreographers and designers from around the world.
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