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Anti-discrimination Law in the Workplace

2015
Equality in the workplace is an important element of the right to equality protected by China’s constitution, and one of the important human rights protected by international human rights covenants and legal documents. In recent years, a trend has emerged in many countries’ labor policies and laws: the increasing importance attached to the protection ...
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Anti-discrimination law and economic inequalities

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2023
Julie Ringelheim, Sarah Ganty
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The effects and limits of anti-discrimination law in The Netherlands

International Journal of the Sociology of Law, 2002
Dans cet article , l'A se penche sur les effets de la loi anti-discrimination aux Pays Bas. L'A explique ici les difficultes d'application de ce dispositif juridique restreint a certains domaines professionnels et le plus souvent d'une force symbolique, ainsi qu'une trop grande passivite du legislateur ...
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The Potential of Anti-discrimination Law

2000
Once we have established a clear aim of working for social inclusion and developed banner headlines like ‘No to shame’, ‘Full participation’, even ‘Mad and proud’ — to replace hate, to head off pity — we are still left with the crunch question of how best to achieve change.
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Anti-discrimination law and social policy-making

2016
The role of today's anti-discrimination law is considered central with regard to the development of social policy-making: it is not only said to be one of the most widely known areas of EU emplyment and social policy but there is also great reliance on the implementation of antidiscrimination stretagies to reinforce efforts in the field of social ...
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Anti‐Discrimination law in Great Britain

Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 1994
Abstract The aim of this article is to provide a bird's eye view of racial discrimination law in Britain. This approach is to facilitate the exploration of comparisons with other contributors to this issue in their examination of law and practice elsewhere.While there is some reference to detail it is primarily by way of illustration with the main ...
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The construction of anti-discrimination law in Brazil

International Journal of Discrimination and the Law
In Brazil, anti-discrimination law has evolved under the 1988 Constitution creating positive obligations for the state to benefit historically discriminated groups. This article discusses the characteristics of this substantive and asymmetrical approach to anti-discrimination law, especially regarding the adoption of affirmative action policies against
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Discrimination by Machine-Based Decisions: Inputs and Limits of Anti-discrimination Law

Information Technology & Law Series, 2022
Dolores Morondo Taramundi
exaly  

Gender and Anti-Discrimination Laws in India

2018
Abstract The Constitution of India guarantees not only formal equality but also promises that entrenched power structures will gradually dissolve. However, forms of discrimination faced by women are not just a feature of our social fabric but are supported by the ambiguities of the legal-juridical framework that reinforce unjust gender ...
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The EU Charter and anti-discrimination law

The European Union (EU) Charter of Fundamental Rights contains a chapter entitled ‘Equality’ and protects the right to equality and the right to non-discrimination. The actual role played by these Charter rights in the EU legal order is less prominent than one would expect, because they are overshadowed, in practice, by the more detailed embodiments of
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