The Latest Breaking News from Discrimination

The 2022 Workplace Equality Survey found that almost three in four workers have experienced some form of discrimination in their place of employment, a 54% increase on last yearâs findings

A Pennsylvania government panel is considering adding extensive definitions of sex, religious creed and race to nondiscrimination regulations

BOISE, Idaho — A retired Boise police captain who has espoused white supremacist views and prompted an in-depth investigation of potential racism at the Boise Police Department filed a complaint against the city with the Idaho Human Rights Commission in November.

A website designer asks SCOTUS to let her eschew work that contradicts her opposition to gay marriage. The implications are potentially sweeping.

Artists all over the world, regardless of their gender, earn considerably less than professionals in occupations requiring similar levels of education and qualifications.

Albania’s ambassador to UK calls for end to ‘campaign of discrimination’ amid debate over small boat arrivals

Qirjako Qirko repeatedly told MPs his government has ‘no information’ about an increase in people from the Balkan state making the journey to the UK.

The heartbreaking revelation came from Albania's ambassador to the UK as he gave evidence to the Commons Home Affairs Select Committee amid a surge in crossings

A website designer asks SCOTUS to let her eschew work that contradicts her opposition to gay marriage.

Prof. McConnell is one of the top First Amendment law scholars in the country, and I was delighted that he passed along this item: Much of the commentary on today's argument in 303 Creative starts from the premise that the case pits free speech (or maybe religious freedom) against LGBTQ…

LAS VEGAS — A Las Vegas nurse and self-described pagan has sued the hospital that fired her after it rejected her request for a religious exemption to its COVID-19 vaccination requirement.