Australian Woman Wins Court Case Over COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates

Published on May 18, 2024

A Sydney woman has claimed victory in a legal case against her employer after being put on unpaid leave over the COVID-19 vaccine mandates. Xin Yin Ooi, who works as the lead data analyst at the New South Wales (NSW) Department of Planning and Environment, revealed the court’s oral decision on May 15, saying she felt “a deep sense of duty” to make the case public as it “may be useful for others who are pursuing similar cases.” “I recently won a Court case (in NSW) related to employer COVID vaccine mandates,” she said in a post on X. “I thank the Court for delivering justice over this grievance which has troubled me for a long time, and for acknowledging my right to pursue medical information before consenting to a medical procedure.”...

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