this is an interview article with Sandra Fredman and Margarita Ilieva entitled Combating Poverty through Equality Law - Possibilities and Pitfalls. It is published in volume three of The Equal Rights Review.

This is the testimony from a man with mental disabilities in Nigeria. It was published in volume three of The Equal Rights Review.

This is the testimony of a stateless child in detention in Egypt. It was published in volume three of The Equal Rights Review.

This is the introduction to the Special section on statelessness which is published in volume three of The Equal Rights Review.

This is the Editorial of volume three of the Equal Rights Review.

The Equal Rights Review, Volume Three

This is ERT's consultation response to to the United Kingdom Government Equalities Office consultation on the paper "Equality Bill: Assessing the impact of a multiple discrimination provision."

This is the memorandum submitted by The Equal Rights Trust to the Public Bill Committee for the British Equality Bill 2009.

This is the ERT letter sent to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-Moon, appealing for him to endorse the Declaration of Principles on Equality on the World Day of Social Justice.

This paper has been produced as part of an Equal Rights Trust (ERT) project to document the detention or restriction of stateless persons. Its purpose is to explore how a lack of effective nationality can impact on the right to be free from arbitrary detention or restriction of liberty. The paper highlights how stateless persons in a number of countries appear at risk of arbitrary detention.