How the AFL supports people who accuse players of sexual misconduct

By Anthony Colangelo
Updated January 4 2018 - 9:48am, first published 9:37am
scz0200908.006.007.picture Sebastian Costanzo.The Age.Sport.
File pic 'Tying the bootlaces"
2002 AFL (Australian Football League) - Round 1:  Qualifying Finals - Melbourne versus Kangaroos - MCG Ground.
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scz0200908.006.007.picture Sebastian Costanzo.The Age.Sport. File pic 'Tying the bootlaces" 2002 AFL (Australian Football League) - Round 1: Qualifying Finals - Melbourne versus Kangaroos - MCG Ground. - generic AFL football foot , ball , sherrin
The Age, News 22/05/2017, picture by Justin McManus. Launch of the AFL Sir Douglas Nicholls Indigenous round at the statue of Sir Douglas Nicholls and wife Lady Gladys Nicholls. AFL General Manager Inclusion and Social Policy Tanya Hosch.
The Age, News 22/05/2017, picture by Justin McManus. Launch of the AFL Sir Douglas Nicholls Indigenous round at the statue of Sir Douglas Nicholls and wife Lady Gladys Nicholls. AFL General Manager Inclusion and Social Policy Tanya Hosch.

The victim of an alleged sexual assault by a Melbourne player is still being supported by the AFL, while her complaint is considered.

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