The Latest Breaking News from Discrimination

Russia is advising citizens to avoid travel to Canada, citing what it calls numerous cases of discrimination against Russians, including physical violence, its foreign ministry said on Saturday. Canada is one of the most vocal backers of Ukraine in the war against Moscow’s forces and has imposed sanctions on hundreds…

Advocates say rules for ‘guests of size’ are inconsistent across Australian aviation, generating anxiety and unfair costs for those affected

A Republican lawmaker in Tennessee has resigned due to an ethics violation involving the Legislature’s workplace discrimination and harassment policy

A pair of bills, SB 147 and SB 711, could restrict people like the author's father from owning property, based on where he was born.

Some acts are only considered criminal if they are committed by someone aged under 18. This doesn’t just include things such as drinking alcohol. In some US states, for example, it is illegal for children to run away from home or even to repeatedly disobey parental authority.

A review of religious exemptions for educational institutions has been granted an extension by the federal government.

The attorney-general has extended the law reform commission's review of religious exemptions for educational institutions because of the volume of submissions.

The former Crawley manager John Yems has had his ban from football extended to three years for 12 breaches of anti-discrimination rules

A new poll finds the number of Chinese Australians facing racist abuse or physical violence has decreased over the past three years, although more than one in three continue to say they face discrimination.