Article from vol 12 of the Equal Rights Review which has a special focus on equality and socio-economic rights. 

Article from vol 12 of the Equal Rights Review which has a special focus on equality and socio-economic rights.

Article from vol 12 of the Equal Rights Review which has a special focus on equality and socio-economic rights. 

The Guide identifies equality and non-discrimination strategies that NGOs, lawyers and activists may employ in seeking to advance economic and social rights (ESRs) before courts.It is split into three parts; having introduced the rights framework, the Guide identifies conceptual and practical reasons why equality and non-discrimination arguments should be employed when challenging violations of ESRs, it then presents clear and practical guidance on how to use equality and non-discrimination strategies in courtrooms around the world.

НА МЕЖІ: Вирішення проблем дискримінації та нерівності в Україні (In the Crosscurrents: Addressing Discrimination and Inequality in Ukraine) is the fifth report in the Equal Rights Trust's country report series. It is the first ever comprehensive account of discrimination and inequalities on all grounds and in all areas of life in Ukraine.

In the Crosscurrents: Addressing Discrimination and Inequality in Ukraine is the fifth report in the Equal Rights Trust's country report series. It is the first ever comprehensive account of discrimination and inequalities on all grounds and in all areas of life in Ukraine. It is based on extensive field research including testimony and case studies from victims of discrimination across Ukraine. After its thorough analysis, the report makes a set of detailed recommendations for reforms to law, policy and practice to ensure equality for all.

In this interview opinions are contrasted on religion and equality between Ahmed Shaheed, Maldivian diplomat and politician and an expert on human rights and advocate for democracy and Eva Brems, Belgian university professor, human rights defender and politician. The interview was featured in vol 14 of the Equal Rights Review. 

Article featured in vol 14 of the Equal Rights Review by Tim Cunningham. 

The Equal Rights Review (the ERR) is the bi-annual peer-reviewed journal on equality produced by the Equal Rights Trust. Launched in 2008, the journal is a resource for those seeking to combat discrimination or promote equality, be they academics, activists, practising lawyers, civil society organisations or others. Volume Fifteen of the ERR will be published in September 2015. We welcome contributions on all aspects of equality law, policy or practice at a national, regional or global level.

Rising religious intolerance and attacks across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, and the negative, and often over-simplistic, reaction of the media and opposing movements has heightened and created divisions, tensions and discrimination among, and against, communities globally.The 14th biannual edition of the Equal Rights Review draws on a broad range of expertise from human rights lawyers, academics, activists and other key experts to explore the impact of religious discrimination on the real lives of believers and non-believers around the world.