Women make up nearly half of all online gamers globally.
But only a few compete professionally in the lucrative industry.
Some female players say they face sexually violent threats, harassment and discrimination.
But a university in Australia is launching its own programme to bring more women into esports competitions.
Al Jazeera’s Sarah Clarke reports from Brisbane, Australia.
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But only a few compete professionally in the lucrative industry.
Some female players say they face sexually violent threats, harassment and discrimination.
But a university in Australia is launching its own programme to bring more women into esports competitions.
Al Jazeera’s Sarah Clarke reports from Brisbane, Australia.
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