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Necessary for some, discriminatory for others, Hungary's so-called “child protection law” has been the subject of a hearing at the Court of Justice of the European Union. Whatever its nature, the ruling could further determine the already tense relationship between Hungary and its EU partners.
Sorting through euro trash:What proposals has the Commission scrapped?
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BFI apologises to filmmaker over racial discrimination complaint
A new report reveals that the BFI, the UK’s most influential movie funding body, had “badly handled” the long-running discrimination complaint made by filmmaker Faisal Qureshi.
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Tasmanian museum curator admits faking Picassos after gender row
A museum in Tasmania hit the headlines when it hung works by Picasso in a women’s toilet following a discrimination complaint – but they weren’t Picassos at all.
Tasmanian museum hangs Picassos in women's toilet
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Why are Belfast rappers Kneecap challenging UK government?
The West Belfast trio say they are challenging the UK government’s decision to revoke their arts council funding application. They claim that denying the grant discriminates against them on grounds of nationality and political opinion.
EU elections: Where do parties stand on anti-discrimination policies?
Surveys on racism in the EU show the problem is becoming more acute.
‘Truth hurts’: Lizzo rows back and doesn’t quit music industry
Somewhat predictably, US pop star Lizzo, who has been accused and sued for sexual harassment, racial discrimination and fostering a hostile work environment by her dancers, is not leaving the limelight anytime soon...
Why is Lizzo quitting the music industry?
The Grammy Award-winning singer, who has been accused and sued for sexual harassment, racial discrimination and fostering a hostile work environment by her dancers, is apparently throwing in the towel...
Berlin scraps 'anti-discrimination' clause after backlash
The Berlin Senate has scrapped the controversial “anti-discrimination clause” for arts funding amid protests after cultural boycott.
European court condemns Greece for naming HIV-positive sex workers
Criminal charges were filed against more than 30 women in 2012, with authorities publishing the personal details, photos and HIV status of most of them.
Black, female patients ‘less likely’ to be prioritised in emergencies
Patients who are white and male were more likely to be prioritised in accident and emergency departments, according to a new French study.
Irish writer Paul Lynch wins Booker Prize with 'Prophet Song'
The Booker Prize is one of Britain's most prestigious awards for fiction and Paul Lynch will receive around €50,000 for winning.
Why are conservative Muslims protesting Coldplay gigs in Indonesia?
Protests and demonstrations have taken place in Jakarta over British band Coldplay's LGBTQ+ support.
US adopts new rules to eliminate internet access discrimination
The new rules allow US regulators to examine whether an internet service provider knowingly discriminated against a community in how it built, upgraded or maintained internet access.