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UK-Based Think Tank Reports Massive "Anti-Hindu Hate" In British Schools
The report surveyed 988 Hindu parents and found that 51 per cent of them reported that their children had faced discrimination at school.
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UK To Investigate Reports Of Positive Discrimination In Its Air Force
All reports of positive discrimination in the United Kingdom (UK) Royal Air Force (RAF) will be investigated, the Minister of State at the UK Ministry of Defence, James Heappey, said on Saturday.
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Woman Wins Rs 72 Lakh Compensation After Being Excluded From After Work Drinks: Report
A woman in the United Kingdom received £74,000 (nearly Rs 72 lakh) in compensation after complaining that she was left out when she wasn't invited to staff drinks. She also won claims of unfair dismissal, race and age discrimination.
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"My 'Muslimness' Made Colleagues Uncomfortable": Sacked UK Lawmaker
A British lawmaker has said she was fired from a ministerial job in Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative government partly because her Muslim faith was making colleagues uncomfortable, the Sunday Times reported.
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British Indian Postal Worker Wins Harassment Case In UK
A British Indian postal worker has been awarded nearly 230,000 pounds as compensation and loss of earnings after an employment tribunal in the UK accepted his claim of harassment and discrimination on the grounds of race and religion.
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Indian-Origin Top Cop In UK Settles Racism Case With Police
One of Britain's senior-most Indian-origin woman police officers, who took legal action against Scotland Yard over allegations of racial and gender discrimination, has struck a confidential settlement with the UK's largest police force.
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Sikh Couple, Who Faced Racial Discrimination, Win UK Adoption Battle
A Sikh couple living in the UK has won a landmark court battle after they were racially discriminated against by a local council that did not allow them to adopt.
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China Urges UK Not to Discriminate Against Huawei in 5G Development
Huawei, the world's biggest telecoms equipment maker, is under intense scrutiny after the United States told allies not to use the company's technology.
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UK Rules Out Separate Law For Caste Discrimination Among Indians
The UK government on Monday concluded that caste discrimination among the Indian community does not require separate legislation and said it can be covered as part of emerging case law in the country.
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UK School To Remove 'Mother', 'Father' From Admission Forms
A school in the UK has been ordered to remove "mother" and "father" from its admission forms after a person complained to the authorities that their use discriminated against "separated, step and gay parents".
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Indian-Origin Blind Man Puts Camera On Dog To Film Discrimination In London
A 37-year-old Indian-origin blind man in the UK has fitted his guide dog with a camera in a bid to highlight the discrimination and abuse he faces daily while travelling around London.
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Hijab-Wearing Muslim Women Face Discrimination In UK: Report
Muslim women in Britain who wear headscarves are routinely being passed over for jobs or being side-lined in the workplace, with 71 per cent of the women from the community more likely to be unemployed than white Christian women, a new report by British MPs warned today.
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UK News Reporter In Hijab Files Complaint Over Discrimination
A Muslim television reporter for a British news channel today filed a complaint against a columnist for Rupert Murdoch's 'Sun' newspaper who singled her out for wearing hijab while reporting on the recent terror attack at Nice in France.
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UK Landlords Renting to Illegal Immigrants Could Face Jail
British lawmakers pushed a bill against illegal immigrants over its first parliamentary hurdle on Tuesday, amid warnings of a possible rise in discrimination as the government hardens its rhetoric.
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Women's Groups Slam 'Discriminatory' UK Advice on Sharia Wills
Women's rights activists have accused the professional body representing lawyers in England and Wales of endorsing discrimination against women by refusing to withdraw its guidance on sharia wills.
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UK-Based Think Tank Reports Massive "Anti-Hindu Hate" In British Schools
The report surveyed 988 Hindu parents and found that 51 per cent of them reported that their children had faced discrimination at school.
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UK To Investigate Reports Of Positive Discrimination In Its Air Force
All reports of positive discrimination in the United Kingdom (UK) Royal Air Force (RAF) will be investigated, the Minister of State at the UK Ministry of Defence, James Heappey, said on Saturday.
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Woman Wins Rs 72 Lakh Compensation After Being Excluded From After Work Drinks: Report
A woman in the United Kingdom received £74,000 (nearly Rs 72 lakh) in compensation after complaining that she was left out when she wasn't invited to staff drinks. She also won claims of unfair dismissal, race and age discrimination.
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"My 'Muslimness' Made Colleagues Uncomfortable": Sacked UK Lawmaker
A British lawmaker has said she was fired from a ministerial job in Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative government partly because her Muslim faith was making colleagues uncomfortable, the Sunday Times reported.
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British Indian Postal Worker Wins Harassment Case In UK
A British Indian postal worker has been awarded nearly 230,000 pounds as compensation and loss of earnings after an employment tribunal in the UK accepted his claim of harassment and discrimination on the grounds of race and religion.
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Indian-Origin Top Cop In UK Settles Racism Case With Police
One of Britain's senior-most Indian-origin woman police officers, who took legal action against Scotland Yard over allegations of racial and gender discrimination, has struck a confidential settlement with the UK's largest police force.
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Sikh Couple, Who Faced Racial Discrimination, Win UK Adoption Battle
A Sikh couple living in the UK has won a landmark court battle after they were racially discriminated against by a local council that did not allow them to adopt.
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China Urges UK Not to Discriminate Against Huawei in 5G Development
Huawei, the world's biggest telecoms equipment maker, is under intense scrutiny after the United States told allies not to use the company's technology.
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UK Rules Out Separate Law For Caste Discrimination Among Indians
The UK government on Monday concluded that caste discrimination among the Indian community does not require separate legislation and said it can be covered as part of emerging case law in the country.
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UK School To Remove 'Mother', 'Father' From Admission Forms
A school in the UK has been ordered to remove "mother" and "father" from its admission forms after a person complained to the authorities that their use discriminated against "separated, step and gay parents".
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Indian-Origin Blind Man Puts Camera On Dog To Film Discrimination In London
A 37-year-old Indian-origin blind man in the UK has fitted his guide dog with a camera in a bid to highlight the discrimination and abuse he faces daily while travelling around London.
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Hijab-Wearing Muslim Women Face Discrimination In UK: Report
Muslim women in Britain who wear headscarves are routinely being passed over for jobs or being side-lined in the workplace, with 71 per cent of the women from the community more likely to be unemployed than white Christian women, a new report by British MPs warned today.
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UK News Reporter In Hijab Files Complaint Over Discrimination
A Muslim television reporter for a British news channel today filed a complaint against a columnist for Rupert Murdoch's 'Sun' newspaper who singled her out for wearing hijab while reporting on the recent terror attack at Nice in France.
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UK Landlords Renting to Illegal Immigrants Could Face Jail
British lawmakers pushed a bill against illegal immigrants over its first parliamentary hurdle on Tuesday, amid warnings of a possible rise in discrimination as the government hardens its rhetoric.
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Women's Groups Slam 'Discriminatory' UK Advice on Sharia Wills
Women's rights activists have accused the professional body representing lawyers in England and Wales of endorsing discrimination against women by refusing to withdraw its guidance on sharia wills.
