Harassment, Discrimination and Vilification
For many gay men and lesbians, discrimination and harassment is a common experience in their everyday lives. It can happen in schools, universities, TAFE, workplaces and within neighbourhoods. Harassment over a period of time can be very traumatic and distressing. It can have a significant impact on the day to day lives of those who are experiencing it.
Harassment, discrimination and vilification are all forms of violence and violence in any form – physical violence, verbal abuse, threats of violence, property damage, discrimination, harassment or intimidation – is totally unacceptable.
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This series of fact sheets provide some helpful advice and handy tips for dealing with homophobic harassment in a range of situations.
- Harassment at work
- Harassment from neighbours
- Harassment in schools
- Harassment At Uni Or TAFE
- Making a police report
- Finding help and support
- Finding legal help
- Keeping a harassment diary
Remember, if you are in immediate danger, you should always call the police on 000.
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