The Sex Discrimination Act after Twenty Years: Achievements Disappointments, Disillusionment and Alternatives

Beth Gaze

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The Sex Discrimination Act 1984 (SDA) passed by Commonwealth Parliament of Australia was assumed to change social practices in the areas of race and sex discrimination. However, in 2001 women are still far from equality in Australia. The SDA's achievements, disappointments, disillusionment and alternatives are discussed.

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