Women in immigration detention at Sydney’s Villawood centre are being exposed to harassment and trauma, with some experiencing threats and physical violence from male detainees nearby. The Australian Human Rights Commission expressed concern over the lack of privacy and safety for these women, many of whom are survivors of sexual violence. Recommendations were made to improve conditions, including safer housing, gender-specific training for staff, and enhanced access to healthcare.
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SA pace bowler Rabada tested positive for cocaine
Kagiso Rabada received a one-month suspension after testing positive for cocaine, as confirmed by the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport. The 30-year-old fast bowler, who was with the Gujarat Titans at the time, admitted to the violation and apologized, with the positive test linked to a sample taken during the SA20 league in January. Following his suspension, Rabada returned to play two matches for Gujarat and is set to lead South Africa's bowling attack...
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