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NYC LGBT
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19 hours ago

Zohran Mamdani Announces Trans Director to Lead NYC's First LGBTQIA+ Affairs Office

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani established the first-ever Mayor's Office of LGBTQIA+ Affairs, led by transgender civil rights attorney Taylor Brown.
Germany news
fromwww.dw.com
3 days ago

Discrimination is a widespread phenomenon in Germany

One in eight people in Germany experienced discrimination in 2022, affecting approximately nine million individuals based on physical appearance alone.
#hate-crime-legislation
London politics
fromESPN.com
1 week ago

Wrexham warn fans against anti-gay chant for Chelsea visit

Wrexham enforces zero-tolerance policy against anti-gay slurs with criminal charges, bans, and club sanctions for offenders.
London politics
fromESPN.com
1 week ago

Wrexham warn fans against anti-gay chant for Chelsea visit

Wrexham enforces zero-tolerance policy against anti-gay slurs with criminal charges, bans, and club sanctions for offenders.
London politics
fromESPN.com
1 week ago

Wrexham warn fans against anti-gay chant for Chelsea visit

Wrexham enforces zero-tolerance policy against anti-gay slurs with criminal charges, bans, and club sanctions for offenders.
London politics
fromESPN.com
1 week ago

Wrexham warn fans against anti-gay chant for Chelsea visit

Wrexham enforces zero-tolerance policy against anti-gay slurs with criminal charges, bans, and club sanctions for offenders.
fromwww.thelocal.fr
1 month ago

Almost half of French real estate agents enable racism, study shows

Equality Minister Aurore Berge, reacting to the results, told Le Parisien that "the SOS Racisme report shows there is still a long way to go" and reiterated that "discrimination is illegal". Berge announced the introduction of mandatory discrimination training for all real estate agents. Training is currently only compulsory for professional license holders - less than half of all agents. She said a decree could be expected "in the coming weeks".
France news
fromwww.mercurynews.com
3 months ago

UC Berkeley settles with Israeli professor in discrimination lawsuit

UC Berkeley admitted to discriminating against an Israeli researcher, agreed to reverse course and invite her to teach on campus and will pay $60,000, in a settlement of her lawsuit alleging she was ousted over nationality, announced Wednesday. Yael Nativ, a dance researcher and sociologist, sued the university for violating state anti-discrimination laws when UC Berkeley allegedly denied her a teaching opportunity after the department chair sent Nativ a WhatsApp message saying the situation on campus was too hot following student-led pro-Palestinian protests.
Higher education
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