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Useful lessons learned from LGBT history
Although there has been much recent progress in recognising the rights of LGBT people, I believe it’s worth pausing to reflect on this and how it happened.
Our response to the Gender Recognition Act consultation
Rebecca Hilsenrath discusses our response to the Government’s consultation on the reform of the Gender Recognition Act 2004.
Is Britain Fairer? Leaving no one behind
Today we have made available our state of the nation report Is Britain Fairer? 2018.
Plugging a much needed gap in housing advice for disabled people
Imogen Blood, founder of Imogen Blood and Associates, discusses the availability of housing advice for disabled people.
Following the Grenfell tragedy, human rights empower us
Virginia Bras-Gomes, chair of the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, discusses human rights in relation to the Grenfell fire.
How can we realise the right to health for asylum seekers?
Rosie Wallbank, refugee and asylum lead, discusses the right to health for asylum seekers.
Putting mental health at the top of the agenda
We’ve spoken to three individuals about their experiences of detention under the Mental Health Act and their shocking and moving tales are eye-opening.
Unconscious bias training: no such thing as a quick fix
Does unconscious bias training work to create inclusive workplace cultures?