Israel Railways stay with paralytMcic Medalist for a charge of gender discrimination

The manager sought that Roni Ohayon offers a wheelchair because a disabled man refused to stay next to him.

The Tel Aviv’s Magistrate’s Court ruled that Israel had compensated Renan Medalist Ronalist Roni Ohayon Nis 30,000 to discriminate and legal proceedings, to follow the compellation of compulsory sex in August 2023.

Ohayon is a higher player in the national legal team and a silver Medalist in the 2024 paralyptic gates in Paris.

During the event, the train conductor wanted to Ohayon, a disabled woman accompanied by the pioneer dog, because the disabled man of Ultra-Orthodox sitting there refused to stay next to him. In partnership with the Free Israelite organization and represented by Adia Schewald Wakai, Rosen & Co Law firm, Ohayon filed against her discrimination train.

The Compensation was granted part of the resolution agreement approved by the court, after the rail was initially refused to take responsibility for the incident.

Making a change is forward

As part of the agreement, Israel is committed to scrutinizing its procedures, and placed clear claims and platforms forbiding the passenger and performing a training of discrimination, and training customized training programs.

The train management will renew staff representatives and ensure that the processes are used to practice preventing the same events that they are once again present.

After the approval of the court, Ohayon said, “I am grateful for supporting the war against women in time, but who will come, without interruption will be able to live wherever.

“Congratulations of Israel with its decision to analyze the processes, and most importantly include electronic signs that will remind the prohibition commuters, whether small, can lead to finding available, can be discriminated.

The free work of Israel, who walked in Ohayon throughout the struggle, said, “We congratulate Roni Ohon because of the discrimination of women for two years and reminded of women’s prejudice, not there.”

The statement continued, “public transport operators and all those providing for public services should be proud, and any other case that will experience discrimination or allegations of religious enforcement.