Belgium Islamic politician guilty of discrimination against female journalist Belgian Islamist Redouane Ahrouch appeared on television channel RTL-TVI for a political debate but allegedly refused to make eye contact or shake hands with journalist Emmanuelle Praet. 10/05/2019
world news Spain's intellectually disabled secure the right to vote Spain's new voters: Law change gives disabled right to vote 28/04/2019
USA Are universities discriminating against men? | NBC Left Field Over the past year, the US Department of Education has opened several investigations into universities following complaints that they are systematically discriminating against male students. But is this true? 01/02/2019
Germany Motorist sues for discrimination over female-only parking spaces A man in Germany sued his local city authorities for discrimination over the introduction of female-only parking spaces. 25/01/2019
France PSG fined €100,000 for listing ethnic origins of young recruits French football club, Paris Saint-Germain, has been fined €100,000 by French Football League for listing ethnic origins of young recruits. 22/01/2019
France Anti-semitism attacks 'rise in France' Hate crimes against France's Jewish community, Europe's biggest, rose by 69% in 2018 after two years of falls. The statistics have moved the French prime minister to set up special measures to tackle the problem. 09/11/2018
Africanews Once bullied, Ugandan fights stigma against HIV+ people [Inspire Africa] Hannane Ferdjani meets with Humphrey Nabimanya, a 29 year old Ugandan who was bullied as a child for having HIV+ guardians. 24/09/2018
Sweden Muslim woman who refused interview handshake wins discrimination case A Muslim woman has been awarded €3,829 in compensation after her job interview was ended abruptly because she refused to shake hands. 15/08/2018
world news Japanese medical school apologises for marking down female entrance candidates Tokyo Medical University has apologised after admitting it has been marking female candidates down for over a decade. Many in the country worry that female doctors will take time off for maternity leave, and create a doctor shortage. 09/08/2018
United Arab Emirates Disabled teen thrown off Emirates flight despite doctor's OK to fly Euronews presenter Isabelle Kumar and her family were removed from an Emirates Airline flight because of her son’s epilepsy, even though doctors had cleared him to fly. 25/07/2018
Israel Israel passes controversial law affecting around 1.8 million Arabs A vote of 62-55 was passed after months of political argument, to declare only Jews have the right of self-determination in the country. This is something members of the Arab minority calls racist and verging on apartheid 19/07/2018
Switzerland FIFA wants to crack down on images of attractive female fans FIFA's diversity boss says broadcasters have been ordered to stop their cameras zooming in on "hot women" in the crowd at football matches. 12/07/2018
Unreported Europe Link between antisemitism and migration unproven, analyst tells Euronews Antisemitism researcher Nonna Mayer says while sporadic acts of violence by migrants on Jews grab the headlines, far right extremists are to blame for the vast majority of antisemitic incidents. 29/06/2018
USA Starbucks to close 8,000 US cafés for an afternoon’s racial bias training The move by the world’s biggest coffee company follows the arrest of two black men at a Philadelphia café last week. 18/04/2018
France Here's what you should do if you see Islamophobia, says Parisian artist Would you know what to do faced with Islamophobia? French artist Maeril has created a cartoon advising bystanders how to ignore harassment into insignificance. 13/04/2018
United Kingdom A black Harry Potter? UK activists’ diversity campaign goes viral A campaign which saw white characters swapped out with black actors on popular film and television posters has grabbed headlines in the country. 06/03/2018
Iceland Iceland tells companies: Close gender pay gap—or pay up Iceland’s new law requires companies to prove they’ve closed the gender pay gap. 03/01/2018
Iceland #MeToo movement jolts Iceland as women speak out Progressive Iceland is not immune to sexual predators or misconduct, and spurred by the #MeToo campaign, women, (and some men), are taking action for change. 13/12/2017
no comment Fresh protests in St. Louis over cop's acquittal "The whole damn system is guilty as hell," the protesters chanted, decrying a police officer's acquittal in the killing of a black man. 17/09/2017
Iran Iran bans teachers with acne, unsightly moles and dental problems Rules also exclude women with facial hair or fertility problems from classrooms 24/08/2017
USA The Google diversity memo: key arguments and reactions Google memo: What exactly does it say and how has the tech industry reacted? 08/08/2017
USA Google fires employee James Damore for 'gender stereotypes' memo James Damore says he was sacked for claiming that gender imbalance in the tech industry was 'in part due to biological causes'. 08/08/2017
right-on Who are the Roma people? When putting together a Right On episode for Euronews on the Roma community I actually realised that there is a lot of confusion about exactly who 01/08/2017
no comment Australia: Ginger Pride Rally celebrates beauty of redheads After years of being on the receiving end of insults, nicknames and jokes, thousands of redheads took to the streets of Melbourne to proclaim their ginger pride. 03/05/2017
France Russia cries "discrimination" as France's Macron bans RT and Sputnik from campaign Russia accuses presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron of discriminating against its media after the centrist bans Russia's RT and Sputnik. 28/04/2017
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia launches girls' council, without the girls Feminists would have likely given full marks for theory, but zero for practice. 14/03/2017
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