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Quentin Parisotto
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    2. Sydney
    3. Australia
    4. Member Since: Nov 14 2007 12:55:03 PM
    5. Last modified date: Nov 14 2007 12:55:03 PM
    6. Last visited date: Nov 14 2007 12:55:21 PM
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  1. Parisotto asked Vivienne Nathanson : "At the moment public opinion seems in favour of boxing but we don't hear much about the health risks and or progress of anti boxing legislation. What are the BMA doing to advance the anti boxing campaign..." Show more »"At the moment public opinion seems in favour of boxing but we don't hear much about the health risks and or progress of anti boxing legislation. What are the BMA doing to advance the anti boxing campaign at governmental level and what effect would this have on the bid to have women's boxing included in the 2012 Olympics?" Show less »
  2. Vivienne Nathanson answers: "The British Medical Association (BMA) has been an authority on boxing since 1982 and opposes both amateur and professional boxing and calls for a complete ban. In September 2007 the BMA updated its call..." Show more»" The British Medical Association (BMA) has been an authority on boxing since 1982 and opposes both amateur and professional boxing and calls for a complete ban. In September 2007 the BMA updated its call for a ban on boxing to include other combat sports such as mixed martial arts fighting. The BMA along with the Australian Medical Association believe that ‘international events based on the spirit of goodwill – such as Olympic and Commonwealth Games – are no place for interpersonal violence and injury’ and that ‘it's time to remove boxing from the sporting line-up’. Boxing by men and women is equally unacceptable. "Show less«

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  1. Parisotto is asking Paul King: "Boxing is recently back on the curriculum in some London schools for girls as well as boys. What would you say to a parent who was concerned about their daughter taking part in this sport?"
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  1. Parisotto is asking Laura Saperstein: "Some people still consider boxing an unsuitable sport for women. Have you had any negative reactions from either the boxing community or the people you meet in everyday life and do you feel people treat..." Show more »"Some people still consider boxing an unsuitable sport for women. Have you had any negative reactions from either the boxing community or the people you meet in everyday life and do you feel people treat you differently when they find out that you are a successful female boxer?" Show less »
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  1. Parisotto is asking Paul King: "Boxing is recently back on the curriculum in some London schools for girls as well as boys. What would you say to a parent who was concerned about their daughter taking part in this sport?"
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  1. Parisotto is asking Laura Saperstein: "Some people still consider boxing an unsuitable sport for women. Have you had any negative reactions from either the boxing community or the people you meet in everyday life and do you feel people treat..." Show more »"Some people still consider boxing an unsuitable sport for women. Have you had any negative reactions from either the boxing community or the people you meet in everyday life and do you feel people treat you differently when they find out that you are a successful female boxer?" Show less »
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