Race and Ethnicity
Equal Rights Trust Submission to CERD on Ukraine
Equal Rights Trust submission to the 90th session of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in relation to the combined 22nd and 23rd periodic reports submitted by: Ukraine.
Equal Rights Review Vol 9 - 16 selected articles on discrimination on the basis of religion, race and ethnicity (Russian language version).
Equal Rights Review Vol 9 - 16 selected articles on discrimination on the basis of religion, race and ethnicity (Russian language version).
Уровни маргинализации: жизнь женщин рохинджа
Testimony from Volume 16 of the Equal Rights Review translated into Russian. The testimony was given by Wai Wai Nu and is titled, Layers of Marginalisation: Life for Rohingya Women
Equal Rights Trust submission on the UK for the 90th session to the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
Submission relating to Ukraine's alternative reports submitted to the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (80th Session)
This submission, made by the Equal Rights Trust, is based on its report providing a comprehensive analysis of discrimination in Ukraine. It examines Ukraine’s compliance with the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, focusing in particular on the enjoyment of rights of minority groups and racially and ethnically discriminatory laws.
Ending Sex Discrimination in Citizenship and Nationality Laws
Written statement from Equality Now and the Equal Rights Trust to the United Nations Human Rights Council concerning the need to reform gender discriminatory nationality laws. The statement highlighted the devastating impact of discriminatory nationality laws on the lives of many women and their families around the world and which called for immediate actions to end such laws.
Czech Republic: Must try harder - Ethnic discrimination of Romani children in Czech schools
Extract from the report: Romani children in the Czech Republic have for decades suffered systemic discrimination in primary education. Many are placed in so-called practical schools designated for pupils with mild mental disabilities. Those in mainstream schools are often segregated in Roma-only schools and classes or otherwise treated differently.
Layers of Marginalisation: Life for Rohingya Women
Testimony from the activist Wai Wai Nu which featured in volume 16 of the Equal Rights Review focusing on intersectionality.
Intersectionality and Human Rights Law: An Examination of the Coercive Sterilisation of Romani Women
Article written by Siobhan Curran for volume 16 of the Equal Rights Review which has a special focus on intersectionality.
