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The Huddle: How can we address widespread harassment against female footballers?

The Huddle: How can we address widespread harassment against female footballers?

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive · Newstalk ZB

December 12, 202311m 0s

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Show Notes

Tonight on The Huddle, Ali Jones from Red PR and projects director at Still, Sam Johnson, joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day- and more! 

FIFA's latest report into online abuse reveals players at the football Women's World Cup were 29 percent more likely to be subject to online harassment. Can anything be done to address this? Is abuse just a drawback that comes from being a public figure?

Sir Colin Tukuitonga has resigned from his public positions - should he have made this move? Or would have he been better staying on to advocate for his cause?

COP28 talks could be in jeopardy following an outcry from several nations regarding a 'weak' draft deal. What happens now?

Experts are calling for 'best before' labels to be scrapped, claiming they contribute to the widespread problem of food waste. Is this a good idea?

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footballFIFACOP28fossil fuelsSir Colin Tukuitongapoliticsfood waste