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Acting Against Discrimination

Acting against discrimination means taking a stand and enforcing your rights. Discrimination should never be tolerated whether someone is discriminating because of...

Civil Rights Activism

Becoming involved in civil rights activism means taking an active part in fighting the abuse of civil rights. The civil rights movement has a long and distinguished...

Civil Rights and the European Union

In 1998 a debate on human and civil rights and the European Union led to the creation of The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU. This charter consolidated...

Coping With Bigotry

Coping with bigotry is never an easy thing to do, especially if it occurs on a daily basis, for example in the workplace. Intolerance of a particular group of people...

Dealing With Discrimination in Bars and Restaurants

Although discrimination laws exist in the UK this does not mean discrimination has been eliminated. Discrimination is still practised in many...

Enforcing Your Civil and Consumer Rights

When it comes to enforcing your civil and consumer rights there are some consumer protection issues to consider. Whenever a consumer purchases...

FAQ: Your Information Privacy Rights and the Internet

Banking, social networking and shopping are a just a few of the online activities performed by millions of people every day. Internet privacy...

Grass Roots Activism

Grassroots activism is a method of campaigning for a cause that the activist or activists feel strongly about. Grassroots activists are often at the complete...

Joining a Civil Rights Group

Joining a civil rights group means that you are taking a step towards helping to create a more equal and free society. It will also give you the chance to make a...

Seeking Help With Civil Rights Issues

There are a number of government agencies that can be contacted when seeking help with civil rights issues. There are also different offices and...

Seeking Help With UK Domestic Violence

Statistics published by the NSPCC state that domestic violence accounts for 15% of all violent crime in the UK. New government proposals have...

Staging a Legal Peaceful Protest

Holding a peaceful protest in the UK is a right as long as the protest follows the law. But the UK government has brought out new laws that give the police extra...

Standing Up to Hate Crimes

Standing up to hate crimes does take courage but it is the only way to achieve equality for all. Hate crimes are a very serious offence and offenders can face...