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Monthly Archives: November 2010
The End of Disabilty Discrimination – Perhaps not!
This week we celebrate the 40th birthday of the first piece of disability discrimination legislation. A long time before the Disability Discrimination Act, which first arrived onto the statute books in 1995, was the Chronically Sick and Disabled Person’s Act. … Continue reading
The right to vote – an equality issue!
Is the vote a right or a responsibility. Either way it is an equality issue. If a person is found guilt of a crime, should they have their right to vote removed? They are being prejudiced against – this is … Continue reading