The Latest Breaking News from Discrimination

In 2023, the “LGBTQ+ movement” in Russia was labelled as “extremist”. This marked the culmination of a troubling 30-year cycle from the decriminalisation of homosexuality in 1993, via the introduction of the “gay propaganda law” in 2013 through years of political and public discrimination against sexual minorities.

Detective Inspector Rebecca Kalam joined West Midlands Police in 2012 and served in the firearms unit

A father-daughter pair of Florida lawyers may face disciplinary action for speaking out against a judge's ruling in a civil rights case

The state Senate bill, which is extremely similar to another House proposal, aims to scrap major First Amendment protections in defamation cases.

Westminster city council and Social Work England found to have discriminated against Rachel Meade

Every year, more and more companies seem to recognize Pride Month. But a recent analysis shows that LGBTQ+ workers expect more than this once-a-year acknowledgment from their employers. In fact, some employees actually criticize such behavior as mere pinkwashing.

Joint Collector K. S. Viswanathan called upon all sections of the people to participate in various programmes, being organised as part of the ‘Jan Bhagidhari’ programme to create awareness of the greatness of the ‘Father of the Constitution’ B. R. Ambedkar and on his contribution to end discrimination in society.

Federal laws against discrimination are expected as Jewish groups prepare legal action against Islamic clerics they claim are preaching anti-Semitism.

The fight against caste discrimination in Christianity has been going on for years

A CAMPAIGNER is marching to Holyrood to demand an apology from the Scottish Government for the historic discrimination of the gypsy traveller…

Uncover the hypocrisy and discrimination on college campuses as we delve into the rise of civil rights Marxism and the fight for colorblind equality.