Meanings of anti-discrimination legislation in English

The Labour party is the part of equality, who pioneered anti-discrimination legislation.

South African justice minister unveils unit to draft anti-discrimination legislation.

Am I right in thinking that appointments in denominational schools are exempt from certain anti-discrimination legislation?

New anti-discrimination legislation in the UK places Catholic adoption agencies in an impossible position, writes Kathrine Murphy.

In a way, though, it performed a service, by showing how necessary anti-discrimination legislation and regulatory agencies are.

It has no anti-discrimination legislation.

Landlords are often "blissfully unaware" of anti-discrimination legislation when it comes to renting property, it has been claimed.

The Australian Christian Lobby is urging the government to amend existing anti-discrimination legislation to protect employees from being fired for their religious beliefs.

Most litigation from disabled people in Britain under anti-discrimination legislation came from existing employees, a conference on equality and discrimination has been told.

Primary schools that follow a Catholics first enrolment policy may be in breach of Irish and European anti-discrimination legislation, the Equality Authority warned today.

Ryan had taken the pragmatic view that it was preferable to get basic anti-discrimination legislation in place and work to remove these exemptions over time.

Section 37 flouts the old principle that anti-discrimination legislation should never include exemption clauses, as these just become new and now legally-reinforced opportunities to discriminate.

This, it said, was "bound to disadvantage a whole range of groups with protected characteristics, in breach of a range of anti-discrimination legislation".

When Tony Blair's Labour won the 1997 general election they promised anti-discrimination legislation, but did not make any specific mention of Clause 28.