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Tag Archives: Equality and Human Rights Commission
UK Govt: equality test score 6 out of 9
The Equality and Human Rights Commission have published the findings of an investigation into whether the UK Government have complied with their public sector equality duties in various recent policy changes. The answer? Mostly yes. To remind ourselves, at the … Continue reading
EHRC submission on UK religious discrimination laws
You can now download the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s submission to the European Court of Human Rights on the four UK cases relating to religious discrimination. It is 19 pages long, but to summarise it in a non-specific, over … Continue reading
Equality Commission intervenes to defend religious liberty from UK judges
The Equality and Human Rights Commission has announced that it intends to intervene in four cases of alleged religious discrimination involving Christians in the UK (cf. Commission proposes ‘reasonable accommodation’ for religion or belief is needed – 11 July 2011). … Continue reading
Eviction and Equalities in Edinburgh
The City of Edinburgh Council are embroiled in a complex legal fight to evict a community organisation from premises in the Craigmillar area of the city. Continue reading
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Tagged City of Edinburgh Council, Equality and Human Rights Commission
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