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The court concludes that the government may institute such an exemption, though doesn't decide whether it must do so.

Court briefs outline how book ban creates hostile environment including discrimination based on sex

Numbers surged after changes to the agricultural census. Advocates say that’s not what they’ve seen on the ground

Anna Cody worries the Albanese government’s backflip could ‘strengthen the voices of discrimination’

AN activist group has welcomed a UN committee's recommendation that the Scottish Government take action on anti-Irish racism ...

The California Legislature is passing hundreds of bills during its last week in session for the year

Many plaintiffs—especially plaintiffs suing their employers—worry that, if their lawsuit becomes publicly visible, future employers will be reluctant to hire them. Few people want to be viewed as a litigious employee. Nonetheless, courts generally reject claims of pseudonymity that are based on such concerns about reputational or economic harm, see…

Next failed to demonstrate lower wages paid to sales consultants compared with warehouse operatives was not result of sex discrimination

A former Lenovo executive is suing his ex-employer for disability discrimination after being terminated for urinating in a hotel lobby due to his bladder condition.

But her national origin discrimination claim (apart from the sex discrimination component) is rejected, as is her defamation claim.

Exclusive: Nina Rahel, 59, who worked at the University of the Arts London was forced out of her job after she accused the organisation of failing to deal with racism complaints