Swimming pool director responds to discrimination: ‘People do not want to be confronted with illness’

In a broadcast of YourSafe Radio, the discrimination case of a woman with a breast amputation is responded to. Jacky Roozen (64) had to have her breasts amputated because of cancer and noticed that swimming brought relief. Two swimming pools then forced her to cover the scars. The Commission for Human Rights calls this discrimination. The chairman of one of the swimming pools now responds to the case and says that the swimming pool does not recognize itself in the outlined course of events and how Roozen has brought this into the media.

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