Diversity and Equality News
Quotas and women-only shortlists aren’t popular, but they work
The push for equality stopped years ago. Women need to wake up to what has really happened
Tags: Article, Business, Comment, Comment is free, David Cameron, Features, Feminism, Main section, Saturday, Suzanne Moore, The Guardian, Women, Women in politics
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Calm down, dear? Do me a favour David Cameron – language matters
Women’s position in society is already being weakened by this government. Cameron’s words should not undermine it further
Tags: Article, Comment, Comment & debate, Comment is free, David Cameron, equality, Feminism, gender, House of Commons, Libby Brooks, Liberal-Conservative coalition, Main section, PMQs, Politics, Society, The Guardian, UK news, Words and language
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Fleeing another country? Britain is ready to trip you up
The asylum process is currently about finding fault instead of being the fact-finding enterprise it is supposed to be
Tags: Article, Bernard Keenan, Comment, Comment is free, Immigration and asylum, Iran, Middle East, UK news, World news
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How fair is Britian? – EHRC Video overview
Tags: diversity and equality, EHRC
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How fair is Britian For Women?
The EHRC has published its first Triennial Review on gender equality in the UK. http://bit.ly/hkQ2sZ
Tags: diversity and equality, EHRC, Gender equality, Women
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White male culture dominates police, says equality review
Neyroud report says greater diversity ‘would transform attitudes’ and urges qualifications to boost quality of recruits
Tags: Alan Travis, Article, equality, Main section, News, Police, Politics, Society, The Guardian, Theresa May, UK news
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British Press Awards: where are all the women?
The lack of female prize winners shows the extent to which women are failing to reach the top in newspapers
Tags: Article, Blogposts, Comment, Daily Mail, diversity and equality in journalism, Gender equality, Jane Martinson, journalism, Media, Media news & features, MediaGuardian, National newspapers, Newspapers, Newspapers & magazines, Organ Grinder, Paul Dacre, The Guardian
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Diversity and Equality News: EHRC Scotland has published three new codes of practice in Scotland
As of 6th April 2011 The Equality and human rights commission has published the following codes of practice. These codes have therefore come into force. NB EHRC codes are admissible in evidence so should be considered the primary source of information for all organisations.. Code of Practice on Equal Pay Code of Practice on Employment [...]
Tags: Diversity and equality codes of practice
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Muticulturalism explored; BBC’S Laurie Taylor interviews the cultural theorist Stuart Hall. Stuart Hall is leading commentator on multiculturalism and British culture
This is a useful and insightful when considering issues such as multiculturalism and British culture. Laurie Taylor Stuart Hall
Tags: British Culture, Cultural Theory, Multiculturalism
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Rape is rape, Ken Clarke
Posted on May 18, 2011 by Christopher Coore
By using words such as ‘serious’ and ‘forcible’, the justice minister feeds the belief some rapes aren’t really rape at all
Tags: Article, BBC, Comment, Comment is free, Jane Martinson, Kenneth Clarke, Law, Media, Politics, Radio 5 Live, Rape, Society, The women's blog with Jane Martinson, UK criminal justice, UK news, Women
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