Category: Constitutional Law

  • Bill of Rights

    The name commonly used for the Act Declaring the Rights and Liberties of the Subject, passed by parliament in December 1689. Its concern -in accordance to Bamber Gascoigne´ Encyclopedia of Britain about “Bill of Rights”- was not with the rights of the individual subject. It dealt instead with […]

  • Equality of Opportunity

    Equality of opportunity in the Context of Equality Law The meaning of Equality of opportunity, published by the Equality and Diversity Forum (a United Kindom network of equality and human rights organisations), is the following: means everyone having an equal opportunity to achieve their full […]

  • Equality of Opportunity

    Equality of opportunity in the Context of Equality Law The meaning of Equality of opportunity, published by the Equality and Diversity Forum (a United Kindom network of equality and human rights organisations), is the following: means everyone having an equal opportunity to achieve their full […]

  • Victimisation

    Victimisation in the Context of Equality Law The meaning of Victimisation, published by the Equality and Diversity Forum (a United Kindom network of equality and human rights organisations), is the following: means treating a person badly because they have made or supported a complaint about […]

  • Victimisation

    Victimisation in the Context of Equality Law The meaning of Victimisation, published by the Equality and Diversity Forum (a United Kindom network of equality and human rights organisations), is the following: means treating a person badly because they have made or supported a complaint about […]

  • Employment Law Cases

    Most Popular Entries related to Employment Law Cases Employment Law (in the United Kingdom) Employment Law Cases (in the United Kingdom) Employment Law Definition (in the United Kingdom) Employment Law Discrimination (in the United Kingdom) Employment Law Advice (in the United Kingdom) […]

  • Equality Impact Assessment

    Equality Impact Assessment (EIA) in the Context of Equality Law The meaning of Equality Impact Assessment (EIA), published by the Equality and Diversity Forum (a United Kindom network of equality and human rights organisations), is the following: is a formal structured approach to assessing […]

  • Equality Impact Assessment

    Equality Impact Assessment (EIA) in the Context of Equality Law The meaning of Equality Impact Assessment (EIA), published by the Equality and Diversity Forum (a United Kindom network of equality and human rights organisations), is the following: is a formal structured approach to assessing […]

  • Human Rights

    Human Rights in the Context of Equality Law Resources Equality Topics Equality Law Equality Act Equality Legislation Human Rights Asylum and Refugee Topics Political Asylum Refugees Asylum Asylum Law Refugee Crisis Refugee Action Refugee Definition Political Asylum Definition Right of […]

  • Equality Law

    Equality Law in the Context of Human Rights Resources See Also Equality Law Equality Act Equality Legislation Human Rights

  • Equality Legislation

    Equality Legislation in the Context of Equality Law Resources See Also Equality Law Equality Act Equality Legislation Human Rights

  • Discrimination

    Definition of Discrimination In accordance with the work A Dictionary of Law, this is a description of Discrimination : Treating one or more members of a specified group unfairly as compared with other people. Discrimination may be illegal on the ground of sex, sexual orientation, race, […]

  • Regnal Years

    British Regnal Years British Regnal Years, with date of accession and years in reign Acts under the Regnal Year System Prior to 1963, Acts of Parliament were numbered using the year of the sovereign’s reign in which the Act was passed, a system known as regnal years. Under the regnal year […]

  • Discrimination and Race Relations Policy

    Discrimination and race relations policy: UK Legal History Race Relations Act 1965 The Race Relation Act of 1965 aimed to prevent racial discrimination. However, it was a weak piece of legislation and only spoke of discrimination in specified 'places of public resort', such as hotels […]

  • Constitutional Development

    Significance of English Constitutional Development in the Seventeenth and Early Eighteenth Centuries This indeed is the salient fact in the evolution of constitutional government in England. While in other countries late in the eighteenth century monarchs still ruled by divine right, in […]