Gymnastics Australia announced this week that athletes may choose their uniforms and locker room 'as it aligns with their gender identity.'
The federation announced this week athletes may"wear the uniform" and"use changing and bathroom facilities" based on their"Gymnastics Australia is committed to providing a safe, fun and inclusive environment for all people, including those of diverse sexualities and genders,""Being an inclusive organization not only reflects our core values, it also reflects the diversity of our local communities.
The new guidelines"ensure all Australians can participate in both recreational and competitive gymnastics," and, despite the"complex and emotive issue," the guidelines"are focused on creating and fostering inclusive environments." •"To affirm our commitment to supporting the inclusion of trans and gender diverse identifying people in gymnastics."
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