It remains unclear who at TA decides what is political, offensive or disruptive. Inconsistency of decision making and not knowing is the problem I just returned to Sydney after two incredible days at the Australian Open. Dylan Alcott brought me to tears and the legends' doubles had me laughing. As I dashed from court to court catching as many aces and rallies as I could pack in in 48 hours, the hot sun of Melbourne seemed far away from human rights concerns in Tibet, Hong Kong and Xinjiang. But ...
Tennis Australia's flip-flop over 'Where is Peng Shuai?' T-shirts shows it needs a human rights policy | Nikki Dryden
The Guardian - 25 Jan 2022 06:58
It remains unclear who at TA decides what is political, offensive or disruptive. Inconsistency of decision making and not knowing is the problem I just returned to Sydney after two incredible days at the Australian Open. Dylan Alcott brought me to tears and the legends' doubles had me laughing. As I dashed from court to court catching as many aces and rallies as I could pack in in 48 hours, the hot sun of Melbourne seemed far away from human rights concerns in Tibet, Hong Kong and Xinjiang. But ...
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