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Tue, 14 Feb 2012 20:05:02 -0500
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The big difference for me looking at how mothers are treated in "Women in the Defence forces have the protection afforded by anti-discrimination legislation which include breastfeeding as a protected activity."

Karleen, I am not positive but I think this is likely not true. In Common Law countries, like Australia, the UK and the US, military law is entirely separate from civil or civilian law. Therefore military personnel do not enjoy the protection of discrimination law.

Yours,
Jake Marcus, JD

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