In January 2015, the High Court ruled that the conduct of the Communities Minister in relation to certain planning decisions amounted to indirect discrimination against Romany Gypsies and Irish Travellers.
New measures aimed at bringing an end to female genital mutilation (FGM) in the UK were announced on 6 February 2015 – International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM.
‘Fair Enough? Protecting Scotland’s Workers from Unfair Treatment’ was published in February 2015 by Citizens Advice Scotland.
In February 2015, Policy Exchange launched its Welfare Manifesto which sets out how the welfare system could be made fairer, more affordable and altogether fit for the 21st Century.
‘Responses to austerity. How groups across the UK are adapting, challenging and imagining alternatives’ was published by the New Economics Foundation in February 2015.
This review considers how the presence of six protected characteristics may impact on access to, and satisfaction with, service provision in rural Scotland.
The Fourth Work-Life Balance Employer Survey (2013) was published in December 2014.
Nicky Hawkins blogs about the missing human side in the current debate around human rights: The measles outbreak  in the US has led to impassioned
These five guides explain the changes introduced by the the Marriage and Civil Partnership (Scotland) Act 2014, and how it relates to equality and human rights law.
AbilityNet has created a series of free webinars for employers, HR professionals and employees to understand how technology can help disabled people in the workplace.
