The House of Commons debated the Report Stage and Third Reading of the Equality Bill
existing discrimination law covering age, disability, gender
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The Act of Settlement is still in force today and Catholics are still barred from taking the throne of the United Kingdom
First, gender discrimination in determining succession
The House of Commons debated the second reading of the Equality Bill, a Bill to reform and harmonise equality law and restate the greater part of the enactments relating to discrimination and harassment related to certain personal characteristics
discrimination Disability discrimination Gender
Members of the Lords, including a member of the Women and Sport Advisory Board and a governor of the London School of Economics, debated women’s economic empowerment both nationally and internationally, on Thursday 5 March
their own businesses, and highlighted the falling gender
Parliamentary business relating to the East Midlands region for the week ending 22 January 2010
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Lords Standards Commissioner publishes first report under new bullying, harassment and sexual misconduct rules
it was related to the protected characteristic of gender
Women finally got equal voting rights with men when the Equal Franchise Act of 1928 was passed
Suffrage Societies, has published recent studies into gender
Forty-one Members of the House of Lords contributed to the second reading debate on the main principles of the Equality Bill on 15 December
discrimination issues discussed subjects covering the gender
Members of the House of Lords completed the third day of committee stage – line by line examination – of the Equality Bill on 19 January
disability and health; disclosures about pay; equal pay; gender
