Athletics. Sexism and Sexualization of Female Athletes: Athletics Wants to Change Images
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Highly concerned, Auriana Lazraq-Khlass would like the authorities of international athletics to go even further in the area of overly suggestive shootings during television broadcasts of athletics competitions.
Suggestive angles of sight or slow down on certain parts of the body of women feed on the misappropriation of images on social networks, or even cyber-harassment. To remedy this, a guide has been published to sensitize broadcasters to the sexualization of images in athletics. Implemented during European games, it is welcomed with relief.
Suggestive angles of sight or slow down on certain parts of the body of women feed on the misappropriation of images on social networks, or even cyber-harassment. To remedy this, a guide has been published to sensitize broadcasters to the sexualization of images in athletics. Implemented during European games, it is welcomed with relief.
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