Your Responsibility

STAYING SAFE

Your safety is our first concern.

If you are in Australia and are in immediate danger or risk of harm, call your local law enforcement agency or dial triple zero (000).

Everyone – athletes, parents, support personnel, administrators and supporters – must play a role in protecting the integrity of our sport.

Engaging in any complaint process is challenging for the strongest of people. Sometimes a form makes it even more difficult. A conversation with a human might be an easier way to get started.

The main thing to know is that there is a place to raise questions, receive guidance – and there is a complaints process that will be followed.

How to file a report with Judo Australia

Complaints or reports relating to abuse, harassment, bullying, gambling, competition fixing or Code of Conduct breaches, can be reported confidentially to Judo Australia:

  • in writing via the form below
  • by registering for a callback via the form below
  • by reaching out to our National Integrity Manager: integrity@ausjudo.com.au.
FILE A REPORT

How to file a report with Sport Integrity Australia

If you have reports or complaints relating to doping, child safeguarding, or discrimination, these are handled by Sport Integrity Australia and can be reported by clicking the button below.

REPORT TO SPORT INTEGRITY AUSTRALIA

You can also call Sport Integrity Australia on 1300 027 232 or use the ‘Report an Issue’ function on the Sport Integrity app. (Download the Sport Integrity App).

Other Complaint Mechanisms and Support

  • 1800 Safe Sport line – The 1800 number (1800 161 361) has been created for members of a sport to share their story. Calls are answered by a trusted member of Sport Integrity Australia who can provide guidance around the options available.
  • Contact a Member Protection Information Officer (MPIO) in your state organisation for information about your rights, responsibilities and options for raising a concern as well as support during the complaints process.
  • Abusive or inappropriate online content can be reported to the eSafety Commissioner for action HERE.
  • Intentional Misrepresentation (IM) can be reported to Paralympics Australia for action. More information on IM can be found HERE and you can report via:

C/- Combat Sports Office 
Australian Institute of Sport, Leverrier Street, Bruce, ACT 

Judo Federation of Australia Ltd
ABN 49 305 099 035