The Latest Breaking News from Discrimination

The defending champions are one of 13 European nations to sign up to the ‘OneLove’ campaign against discrimination while in the host country

LGBTQI advocates are gearing up to fight against discriminative laws as supporters mark five years since the nation voted to legalise same sex marriage.

The South Australian government will move to add domestic violence to those experiences and attributes protected against discrimination.

I received the following email from the Virginia chapter of the American Asssociation of University Professors (of which I am not a member, btw): 1. The VA-AAUP Resolution on Antisemitism and Racism The VA Conference of the American Association of University Professors (VA-AAUP) recently passed the attached resolution on Antisemitism…

Alexa Jay and Ella Halikas are starting a movement to get other plus size women speaking out about their experiences of discrimination after they were turned away from a club

"There's a lot of saying you're an ally but not a lot of actually being an ally."

‘Clear evidence’ of discrimination in terms of salary and careers despite academic progress, IFS study finds

When a woman of Muslim faith in the public sector was asked by a colleague, "What are your cousins in the Taliban going to do next?" she was traumatised but decided to remain silent to avoid further discrimination. Here are just a few confronting examples of workplace racism allegations spanning…

It’s 30 years since women were allowed to be priests, so why are we still fighting for equality, asks vicar Martine Oborne

Church of England is ‘still discriminating against women’ 30 years after allowing them to become priests

Tasmania's anti-discrimination commissioner says it is evident that discrimination, sexual harassment and incitement to hatred continue to touch the lives of too many in the state, as a new report reveals the stories of some affected.