#WeStandTogether – Make Hate Crime Equal in Law
12 October 2017
We stand together to support all victims of hate crime to achieve equal treatment before the law.
We stand together to support all victims of hate crime to achieve equal treatment before the law.
The funding pressures on adult social care are having very serious consequences on the quantity and quality of care people receive.
We need a victim centred approach to understanding and addressing hate crime, says a September 2017 report from Victim Support Scotland.
Trans people face a range of barriers when accessing most mainstream health services and often avoid accessing services at all.
This is according to a September 2017 report by the LGBT Foundation’s Trans Programme.Â
Children from Gypsy and Traveller communities attain and progress significantly below the national average throughout compulsory education.
The Minister for the Constitution has launched a September 2017 call for evidence, asking how people with disabilities experience registering to vote and voting itself. Â Responses must be given by 14 November 2017.Â
The UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities examined the UK government’s progress in fulfilling its commitments to the UN convention on disabled people’s
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) have published an August 2017 strategy to reduce pay gaps in Britain.
Men are more likely to have work-related mental health problems than women, finds an August 2017 survey by Mind. And they’re less prepared to take time off and seek help.
It is time to look again at Personal Independence Payment (PIP), finds a July 2017 report by the National AIDS Trust.