Hard to tell, some of the feathers are a bit odd, but at this point I am leaning more towards it being a male than female... But I can't see the shape of the feathers close enough.
I will try to explain what feathers to look for. On the shoulders and wings, all chicks start with feathers that have a "U" outline to them. When a male grows his first 'roo feathers' you will see the "U" outline is still there, but now the solid filling of the "U" has retreated to a"V" in the middle and the rest of the "U" is completed by finer, shinier "fringe" style filaments. Does this make sense? These feathers often look darker and shiner, too, because the surface is different and reflects light differently. On the rump and neck, the feathers begin to grow out longer and pointer than a female's, and again, they are darker and shinier, with more fringe. The fringe is filaments that do not connect one to the other like a normal feather's filaments do. Instead, they sit alongside one another, close but not interlocked.
I will try to do you a sketch or get some photos uploaded to detail the differences.
Best wishes.