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Human rights application dismissed; clubhouse suspension was based on disruptive behaviour, not transgender status.
The applicant, a transgender woman, alleged that the respondents discriminated against her on the basis of sex by suspending her from a psychosocial rehabilitation centre clubhouse and subjecting her to derogatory name-calling.
The Tribunal found that the applicant was suspended due to a documented history of disruptive and inappropriate behaviour, including assaulting another individual and repeatedly pursuing a staff member, rather than her sex.
Furthermore, the Tribunal found that the alleged name-calling occurred at an unrelated drop-in centre over which the respondents had no control.
The application was dismissed.
