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Equality Act 2010

August 2022

  • Young women, one with a rainbow flag draped on her shoulders, holding "Trans Rights Now!" placards in the Pride Glasgow parade

    Pronouns, loos and uniforms: how schools became the gender wars frontline

  • Robin Moira White

    Suella Braverman’s attack on ‘woke’ HR is a spectacular own goal

    Robin Moira White

July 2022

  • Rishi Sunak

    Rishi Sunak seeks to revive faltering No 10 bid by attacking ‘woke nonsense’

  • The Conservative MP Caroline Nokes

    MPs call for menopause to be protected characteristic in UK Equality Act

May 2022

  • Mobile Covid-19 testing unit

    Alarm after EHRC says long Covid should not be treated as disability

    Equalities watchdog statement provokes backlash from coronavirus support groups and unions

April 2022

  • A sign saying '"We're all brothers and sisters and human beings" – Marsha P Johnson',  at a demonstration in London against the UK government's decision not to ban conversion therapy for transgender people

    Protecting the rights of women and trans people

    Letters: Gillian Dalley and Dr Jane Hamlin respond to an article by Zoe Williams, and Jacqueline Darby reacts to a piece by Susanna Rustin. Plus Prof Martin Marshall on the ban on conversion therapy

March 2022

  • Busy female student with laptop in library. Image shot 2014. Exact date unknown.<br>EF9AA7 Busy female student with laptop in library. Image shot 2014. Exact date unknown.

    Survey shows teachers unaware equality laws apply to pupils’ hair

    Just 12% of teachers polled received equality and diversity training that included policies on hair
  • A composite image of the author JK Rowling and Labour leader Keir Starmer

    JK Rowling says Keir Starmer misrepresents law over ‘woman’ definition

    Labour party can no longer be counted on to defend women’s rights, says author
  • Million Women Rise march

    Women and girls march to urge end to male violence and misogyny

    Million Women Rise collective calls for clear dialogue from police after high-profile cases

November 2021

  • Parliament Street in York town centre

    York’s anti-terror measures make centre a ‘no go zone’ for disabled people

    Campaigners say removal of blue badge parking to make way for new defences is in breach of Equality Act

October 2021

  • students taking exam

    Universities in England ‘failing to mark down students’ for poor writing skills

    Office for Students claims use of ‘inclusive assessment’ policies contributes to grade inflation

July 2021

  • The case was brought in relation to public data-briefings held by Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Professor Jonathan Van-Tam and other advisors.

    Downing Street Covid briefings excluded deaf BSL users, judge finds

    Deaf woman successfully argues equality law was breached after government failed to provide interpreters
  • People in Slough high street

    Calls for legal review of UK welfare screening system which factors in age

    Exclusive: tech firm admits algorithm weighs claimants’ age, which is protected in equality law
  • A swimmer paddles in the water at the Hampstead Heath ponds

    Disabled woman begins legal action over Hampstead ponds fees

    Christina Efthimiou seeks judicial review against City of London Corporation, claiming charges are discriminatory

May 2021

  • Infrastructure installed at Gypsy site

    Removal of Traveller camps pledged in Tory Facebook campaigns

  • 2 colourful caravans with men in background

    Blanket bans on camping by Gypsies and Travellers ruled illegal at high court

April 2021

  • Asylum Seeker Sews His Lips Up In Protest At Home Office Hold Up<br>GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - SEPTEMBER 23: Abdul Safi, an Afghan asylum seeker hunger strikes outside the Home Office building on September 23, 2020 in Glasgow, Scotland. Mr Safi has stitched his lips together and gone on hunger strike in a last-ditch attempt to get the UK government to decide his fate, after enduring a twelve year wait on a decision on his asylum application to stay in Scotland. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

    Rights and freedom
    Home Office sued by asylum seeker over baby’s death

  • Frances O’Grady of the TUC says the government ‘must reject this divisive report’.

    Downing Street race report is an insult to workers, say union leaders

  • A protester holds a placard at a BLM protest in Hyde Park, London

    Boris Johnson urged to reject ‘disingenuous’ UK race disparities report

  • Black Lives Matter protest in London

    Experts cited in No 10's race report claim they were not properly consulted

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