anti-discrimination
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anti-discrimination (uncountable)
Alternative spelling of antidiscrimination
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Anti-discrimination law is inconsistent with freedom of association and the right of private property.
Societies based on human rights, democracy and the rule of law need strong anti-discrimination laws, which are properly applied, and policies to integrate minorities and protect their rights. We also need to tackle irresponsible political dialogue inciting people to hatred and prejudice.
His research has given policymakers important new insights into areas such as education, jobtraining, the importance of accounting for general equilibrium in the analysis of labor markets, anti-discrimination law, and civil rights.
In line with this introspection, there is a need for comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation that actualises the promises of the Constitution.
If this package of bills become law, all anti-discrimination law passed in the 1970s on the back of huge social movements will be fair game.
In November, the Anti-Defamation League that it would double the funding for its anti-discrimination program in Brooklyn schools.