Vilification definition

Vilification means a public act, conduct or behaviour that incites hatred, serious contempt for, or revulsion or severe ridicule of, a person or group of people because of a particular characteristic they hold, as covered by applicable legislation, including their race or religion, or homosexuality, transgender or HIV/AIDS status.

Vilification means a form of Harassment, as more specifically set out in clauses 8.17 and 8.18.

Vilification means the public act of inciting hatred, contempt or ridicule towards a person based on a person’s Disability, Race, Sex, Sexuality, marital status, Religious Activity, Religious Belief or age, but does not include a public act done reasonably and in good faith for purposes in the public interest, including discussion or debate about any act or matter.

Examples of Vilification in a sentence

• All Relevant Persons must not, by their acts or omissions, engage or participate in: Vilification; Child Abuse; or conduct otherwise prohibited under clause 3 of this By-Law.

• Reference: AIMS’ Workplace Bullying, Discrimination, Harassment and Vilification Policy and Procedure 82.

• Discrimination, bullying, sexual harassment, and racial and religious vilification are unacceptable and are covered by federal and state legislation: • Discrimination • Bullying • Sexual Harassment • Racial and Religious Vilification • Victimisation Resolving Issues CBC strongly encourages any employee who believes they have been discriminated against, bullied, or harassed, sexually harassed, vilified or victimised to take appropriate action by contacting the HR Manager.

More Definitions of Vilification

Vilification means the act of inciting hatred, contempt or ridicule towards a person based on a person’s Disability, Race, Sexuality, marital status, religion, colour or age.

Vilification means any activity in public that incites hatred towards, serious contempt for, or severe ridicule of, a person or persons because of their sexual orientation. In this context, "activity in public" means doing anything whatever that so incites other people.

Vilification means the abusive criticism of one or more persons in connection with their membership of a particular group of persons;

Vilification means behaviour that occurs in public which incites hatred towards, serious contempt for, or revulsion or severe ridicule of a person or group of people because that person or persons have a particular personal characteristic. Anti-discrimination laws in Australia make it unlawful to vilify a person or group of persons on the basis of race, religion, homosexuality, transgender status and HIV/AIDS status.

Vilification in this Code means any form of conduct not undertaken reasonably and in good faith in the course of a genuine academic, artistic or public discussion, publication or debate that:

Vilification means any form of conduct not undertaken reasonably and in good faith that:

Vilification means a form of Harassment and as more specifically set out in Part III, clause 9 of this By‐Law. PART II ‐ PREVENTATIVE ACTION This Part sets out the requirement for mandatory screening and declarations for certain roles within Skate Victoria and the requirement for to distribute and enforce this By‐Law.