Posts by Cloisters - Discrimination and Equality
Racial Equality and COVID-19: where now? Akua Reindorf, Declan O’Dempsey and Chris Milsom consider the legal consequences of the Public Health England Review
WHERE NOW FOR THE PUBLIC HEALTH ENGLAND COVID-19 DISPARITIES REVIEW? LEGAL AVENUES FOR HOLDING THE…
Read MoreComparators and costs: Tabidi v BBC (2020)
In this blog, Laurene Veale, a pupil at Cloisters, considers the recent Court of Appeal…
Read MoreTriaging Coronavirus treatment – (3) the Guidance and discrimination
As part of our series considering the human rights and equality implications of Covid-19, Catherine…
Read MoreTriaging Coronavirus treatment – (2) the legal basis and discrimination
As part of our series considering the human rights and equality implications of Covid-19, Catherine…
Read MorePPE & sex discrimination claims
The media is currently saturated with reports concerning the absence of adequate Personal Protective Equipment…
Read MoreCombatting Period Poverty – Launch of Government scheme
Three years ago, Amika George, then a 17-year old school girl, started #FreePeriods, a grassroots…
Read MoreGovernment consultation on legislative changes to “reduce ill health related job loss”
Last week the government announced proposals for new legislation aimed, it stated, at “reducing ill…
Read MoreDeclan O’Dempsey considers judgment in Gan Menachem Hendon Ltd v. De Groen
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (Swift J) last week handed down judgment in a religion and…
Read MoreUsing the Equality Act to secure accessible housing and facilities for disabled people
The Cardiff County Court last week handed down judgment in a premises case Smalies v…
Read MoreJagoo v Bristol City Council: Not so taxing after all
Chris Milsom has won in the Court of Appeal in this landmark case which has…
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