Lord Cashman joins the podcast to talk It's a Sin, co-founding Stonewall with Sir Ian McKellen, and fighting for equality as a member of the Lords. Lord Patel discusses how we can improve healthy ageing through science.
The promised reforms on the gender recognition act
Resourcing privacy notice explaining the personal data that we collect from you and how the Resourcing teams use your personal data during processes such as job application and pre-employment checking.
origin, religious beliefs, disability status, and gender
Catch up on a packed year in the Lords with 5244 changes to 100 bills, plus questions and debates in over 3,350 hours of business.
aggravated by hostility towards a victim’s sex or gender
After more than 1450 hours of business, with over 200 votes on changes to draft laws and members pressing government decisions and actions in more than 600 questions, the House of Lords 2021-22 session has come to an end. Catch up on a packed session in the House of Lords.
sex-offences and reviews into crimes motivated by sex or gender
Chloe Mawson, Clerk Assistant of the House of Lords, speaks to the House of Lords Podcast about the role of a clerk, creating new ways of doing business during the pandemic and her hopes for lasting changes to the way we work.
is still a lot to do, we still have a significant gender
Lords debates Domestic Abuse Bill
regarding the recording of crimes motivated by sex or gender
Committee stage: line by line check of EU (Withdrawal) Bill
The impact of the removal of the Charter on gender
The Lord Speaker, Baroness Hayman, chaired a seminar in the River Room of the House of Lords on the criminal justice system and public perceptions of crime policy on 3 February
There had been progress towards gender specific standards
The Lord Speaker spoke to students at the University of Manchester on 29 February 2024
representation, as well as any other disparities including in gender
In this month’s House of Lords podcast we talk to Labour’s Baroness Smith of Basildon and Conservative peer Baroness Morgan of Cotes.
Is the UK on the right track for gender equality online
