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Sex discrimination commissioner urges Labor to reverse decision excluding gender and sexuality census questions

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

The Guardian - AU

Activist group welcomes UN committee call to tackle anti-Irish racism in Scotland

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

The National (Scotland)

California lawmakers pass protections for pregnant women in prisons and ban on legacy admissions

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

The Independent UK

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Plaintiff Who Sued Over Alleged Discrimination at the Public Radio Marketplace Show Allowed Retroactive Pseudonymity

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…

Reason

Thousands of Next staff win landmark equal pay claim after six-year battle

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

Evening Standard

Sick Ex-Lenovo Worker Sues For $1.5M After 'Wrongful Termination' Over 'Discreetly Urinating' In Hotel Lobby

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.

International Business Times UK

Russian Opera Singer Anna Netrebko's Sex Discrimination Lawsuit Over Firing by N.Y. Metropolitan Opera Can Go Forward

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

Reason

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‘It was so painful’: Diversity officer on suing University of Arts for discrimination

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

The Independent UK

SCOTUS deals blow to LGBTQ+ protections

The injunctions are "allowing schools to perpetuate measures that strip people of dignity," professor says

Salon

Anna Netrebko's Gender Discrimination Claims Narrowed In Met Lawsuit

Anna Netrebko's lawsuit against the Metropolitan Opera focuses on gender discrimination claims after her removal from future engagements post-Russia's inva...

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Pachinko Season Two Explores Korean Identity In Japan

Explore the poignant portrayal of ethnic Koreans' struggles in 'Pachinko' season two on Apple TV+, delving into themes of discrimination and identity acros...

The Independent UK

Second season of 'Pachinko' explores challenges for ethnic Koreans in Japan

The second season of “Pachinko" — opening Friday — delicately captures the plight of ethnic Koreans brought to Japan during colonial rule and their descendants, exploring themes of home and identity through several generations

The Guardian - UK

UK must curb rise in racist hate speech by politicians and public figures, UN says

Review also highlights racial profiling in police practices, and failure to address legacies of colonialism and slavery

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UN committee slams UK over racism, incitement affecting minorities

Committee responsible for combatting discrimination calls on government to address hate speech and institutional racism.

The Independent UK

Transgender woman wins landmark case against social media app as court defines sex as changeable

Court also orders app to pay her £5,100 plus costs in the now-famous Tickle vs Giggle case

Al Jazeera

‘They give me hope’: Beating HIV stigma with community support in Zimbabwe

Twenty years since antiretroviral therapy was rolled out in the country, HIV/AIDS patients are living full lives.

The Conversation

Roxanne Tickle’s win in the federal court is a historic victory for transgender women

It’s been a case closely watched by the transgender community and legal minds alike. Today in the Federal Court of Australia, a judge ruled in favour of trans woman Roxanne Tickle in her anti-discrimination case against a social media app.

The Guardian - AU

Transgender woman Roxanne Tickle wins discrimination case after being banned from women-only app

Tickle successfully sued social media platform Giggle for Girls with judge stating ‘on its ordinary meaning sex is changeable’

Salon

Black farmers get historic USDA payout

Black farmers lost an estimated $326 billion worth of land due to discriminatory lending practices from the USDA

AAP

Court's landmark 'trans women are women' verdict lauded

The founder of a women-only app has been ordered to pay compensation for unlawfully discriminating against a transgender user as a landmark case concluded.

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