The changing faces of Indian racism: how do we tackle it?
07/04/2014In a compelling, heartfelt piece in First Post, one of India’s most widely read online portals, North-Eastern writer Makepeace Sitlhou
In a compelling, heartfelt piece in First Post, one of India’s most widely read online portals, North-Eastern writer Makepeace Sitlhou
Domestic migrant workers in the UK can be trapped in slave-like conditions, Human Rights Watch said in a report released
Germany will become the first country in Europe to join a small group of nations which recognise a third or
We have a US president who supports gay marriage, and now a pope who, if not exactly signing up to
Members of Equinet’s Working Group (WG) on Equality Law in Practice have met twice to discuss the implementation of the
9 August is the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. UN Women supports the efforts of indigenous women who
ATLANTA – Stacey Calvin spends almost as much time commuting to her job — on a bus, two trains and
In another sign of changing times, the United Nations today announced an unprecedented global public education campaign designed to raise
This Equinet paper considers the nature of under-reporting and the challenge to equality bodies to identify and address any barriers
(PHOTO BY KEVORK DJANSEZIAN / GETTY IMAGES)When word reached a young Hunter S. Thompson fifty years ago in his snowy