'You cannot purport to
discriminate against different cadres of state officers within the public service.
"Ashers did not
discriminate against the customer, Gareth Lee, because he was gay.
The law states that Dabawenyos may not
discriminate against anyone based on their gender, religion, life status, among others.
This permits Israel to
discriminate against non-Jews who are citizens and be even more punitive to non-Jews whom they oppress in the Occupied West Bank and Occupied Jerusalem.
Another part of the proceedings relates to an earlier decision made by Court of Appeal judges over a complaint by a number of appellants that the regulations unlawfully
discriminate against people with disabilities who have a need for an additional bedroom.
For example, they cannot
discriminate against you because you are the carer of an elderly relative.
e proposed law would also make it a crime for shops or restaurants
discriminate against or refuse to serve members of the armed forces.
A DWP spokesman said: "We are confident that these measures are lawful and they do not
discriminate against disabled claimants.
THE MOST RECENT issue of Conscience focused on important issues of religious liberty, including the various ways that religion is being used to
discriminate against others.
The letter explains that amending the bill would permit religious organizations "to take VAWA funds and use those funds to
discriminate against a qualified individual based on nothing more than his or her religious beliefs." (Americans United also sent a separate letter to all House members expressing opposition to the provision.)
They will deliver a petition to the concerned authorities, demanding the amendment of laws that
discriminate against Palestinians and violate the Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The statutes include: 1) the Church Amendments--a response to debates on whether federal funds required recipients to provide abortions or sterilization; 2) the enacting of section 245 of the Public Health Service Act, prohibiting the federal government, or state or local governments who receive federal financial assistance, from discriminating against individual and institutional healthcare providers who refuse to provide, be trained or give referrals for abortions (among other things); and 3) the Weldon Amendment, which prohibits the provision of HHS funds to any federal agency or program as well as local or state governments that
discriminate against healthcare providers who do not provide, pay for, cover or refer patients for abortions.
Of the areas cited, which included the police, courts, schools and GPs, 25 per cent of white people thought council housing departments or housing associations would
discriminate against them, up from 15 per cent in 2001.