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espn.comworld4 days ago
Pool Player Lynne Pinches Sues Ultimate Pool Over Event Ban
Lynne Pinches, a 53-year-old professional pool player from Norwich, is suing promoter Ultimate Pool for discrimination and victimisation after a ban from its events. The action follows her protests against transgender participation policies in the women's category.
business6 days ago
Uber Driver Appeals Deactivation After Rider Complaint Over Assistance Dog Cancellation
A blind rider in Geelong reported two drivers cancelling her Uber trip after she requested space for her assistance dog. Uber deactivated both drivers, prompting the first to challenge the decision at the Fair Work Commission. The case tests intersections between discrimination l…
abcnews.go.compolitics7 days ago
Federal Court Allows Muslim Instructor's Retaliation Claims to Proceed
A federal judge ruled that a college instructor's claims of religious and national-origin discrimination can move forward. The decision found the instructor's allegations sufficient to state First Amendment retaliation and Title VII claims at the pleading stage.
sbs.com.aupolitics9 days ago
Federal Court Challenge Filed Over Northern Territory Compensation Caps
A legal challenge was filed in the Federal Court against laws that limit compensation payments when the government acts unlawfully in prisons. The case centers on a youth detainee and questions whether the caps violate federal discrimination law.
forbes.compolitics11 days ago
Lawmakers urge stricter hospice reporting on medically assisted suicide
A bipartisan group of members of Congress sent a letter Thursday asking the health and human services secretary to set new hospice reporting rules. The request targets potential discrimination and coercion in states where medically assisted suicide is legal.
france24.comworld13 days ago
French government unveils 55-measure plan to fight racism and discrimination
The plan, covering 2026-2029, includes training for teachers and police, expanded student visits to memorial sites, and monitoring of convictions for racist acts. Officials presented the measures at the National Library in Paris on July 6.
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FCC Requires Early License Renewal Review for ABC Stations After Conservative Petitions
The Guardian reported that several conservative organizations petitioned the FCC to deny renewal of ABC's eight local television station licenses. The filings cite alleged political bias, racial and gender discrimination, and other concerns. The FCC advanced the renewal timeline…
theconversation.comworld16 days ago
Documentary Links Past Discrimination to Current Asylum Policies
A new film connects a historical injustice against foreign nationals with present-day treatment of asylum-seekers. The August release coincides with new government immigration rules.
news.sky.comworld20 days ago
Employment Tribunal Rejects Heathrow Security Officer's Discrimination Claims Over Palestine Badge
An employment tribunal unanimously dismissed all race and religion discrimination claims filed by Zara Saiyed against Heathrow Airport Ltd. The dispute centered on a Palestinian flag badge worn on her work lanyard in November 2023. GB News reported the outcome after review of ext…
cnbc.comworld22 days ago
Federal Court Case Against Columnist Discontinued
A lawsuit alleging breaches of section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act was filed in mid-May and later withdrawn. The suit targeted commentary aired on Sky News in November 2023 and published in the Herald Sun in December 2023.
dailyalert.orgpolitics23 days ago
Liberal Democrats Admit Religious Discrimination in Candidate Deselection
The Liberal Democrats admitted multiple counts of unlawful religious discrimination against David Campanale, a Christian deselected before the 2024 election. Former deputy leader Sir Simon Hughes called for an independent inquiry ahead of a damages hearing this week.
winnipegfreepress.compolitics23 days ago
Liberal Democrats Admit Unlawful Discrimination Against Former Candidate and Face Court Ruling on Damages
The party accepted David Campanale's claims of religious discrimination after his deselection before the 2024 election. A London court will begin assessing damages and costs this week.
manilatimes.netscience23 days ago
New York Judge Lets Transgender Runner's Lawsuit Against University Proceed but Rejects Two Other Claims
State Judge Richard McNally rejected Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s motion to dismiss a discrimination suit filed by Sadie Schreiner. The ruling permits the case to advance under New York’s human rights law while dismissing other claims.
Washington Examinerpolitics31 days ago
9th Circuit to Rehear Case on Religious Hiring at Yakima Union Gospel Mission
The full U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit will review whether Washington’s anti-discrimination law can limit a religious ministry’s ability to hire only co-religionists for non-ministerial roles.
GB Newssports32 days ago
Rafael van der Vaart Apologises for Remark on Japan Players After 2-2 Draw
The former Netherlands midfielder issued an apology after saying Japan's players 'all look alike' during a 2-2 draw. Anti-discrimination groups condemned the remarks as racist slurs.
themandarin.com.auworld34 days ago
Survey Finds African Support for Women's Decision-Making Autonomy
A survey across 38 African countries found majorities back women's autonomy in marriage and reproductive decisions. Respondents also called for stronger institutional protections against discrimination and harassment.
insurancejournal.compolitics35 days ago
Federal judge dismisses lawsuit over EEOC changes to gender identity cases
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit that challenged the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's decision to alter how it handles workplace discrimination claims involving gender identity. The court ruled it lacked jurisdiction and that the plaintiff lacked standing to brin…
The Independentworld37 days ago
Former UH Recruiting Director Sues University Alleging Disability and Gender Discrimination
A former University of Hawai‘i football staff member alleges she faced repeated comments about her narcolepsy and unequal travel treatment before her contract ended in December 2024.
New York Postpolitics41 days ago
Justice Department Launches Investigation Into CUNY Black Male Initiative After Discrimination Complaint
The Department of Justice announced Tuesday it is investigating CUNY’s Black Male Initiative after a complaint alleged the 21-year-old program discriminates on the basis of race.
thecanary.coworld41 days ago
Badenoch Calls for Repeal of Public Sector Equality Duty, Sparking Debate Over Discrimination Protections
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said the duty has led public bodies to become institutionally incompetent and should be removed. Science Secretary Liz Kendall said the proposal would turn the clock back on protections for pregnant women, disabled people and older workers.
Newsweeksports45 days ago
FIFA Introduces Crossed-Arms 'X' Gesture That Immediately Halts Play to Trigger Anti-Discrimination Protocol at 2026 World Cup
Players, referees and officials at the 2026 World Cup will use a crossed-arms signal to report racist abuse and activate FIFA's three-step anti-discrimination process.
Abc Newspolitics48 days ago
Education Department investigates programs aimed at Black student outcomes
The department has opened reviews of several district initiatives that target resources by race. Officials say the programs must comply with federal law barring race-based discrimination. Districts in Chicago and Los Angeles have adjusted or lost funding after complaints.
indianexpress.comsports50 days ago
IFAB Approves Multiple Rule Changes, Including New Red Card Offences, to Take Effect at 2026 World Cup
New laws targeting discrimination, time-wasting and match flow will take effect at the tournament opening June 11 and apply league-wide from the 2026-2027 season.
blackenterprise.compolitics50 days ago
EEOC Proposes Ending Annual Workforce Data Collection and 1979 Regulation
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has submitted two proposals to the White House that would end its annual collection of employee demographic data and rescind a 1979 regulation on voluntary affirmative action plans. The changes would alter how the agency enforces federa…
news24.compolitics52 days ago
Legal Scholar Discusses Hate Speech Protections at Public Schools
A law professor argues that hate speech remains constitutionally protected at U.S. public schools and that campus speech codes risk viewpoint discrimination. The post reviews court precedents and warns that vague definitions could chill protected expression.
thehindu.comscience52 days ago
Nature Launches Global Survey on Researchers' Job Satisfaction
Nature opened a 15-minute survey on 29 May 2026 that will run until 26 June. The questionnaire asks scientists about salaries, workplace culture, discrimination, artificial intelligence, and public trust in science.
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theyeshivaworld.compolitics53 days ago
Mississippi Prosecutor Removed Most Black Jurors in 2004 Murder Trial
A Mississippi prosecutor removed nearly all Black prospective jurors from a murder trial. The U.S. Supreme Court later ruled the action violated constitutional protections against racial discrimination in jury selection.
nypost.comworld54 days ago
Park Slope Food Coop Faces Complaint Over Israel Product Boycott
A discrimination complaint was filed against the Park Slope Food Coop after members voted to stop selling goods from Israel. The complaint cites a New York state law that bars businesses from boycotting products based on national origin.
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Justice Department Sues UCLA Over Alleged Discrimination Against Jewish and Israeli Students
The lawsuit seeks repayment of federal grants and changes to campus procedures. It alleges that UCLA failed to stop harassment of Jewish and Israeli students during campus protests in 2024.
rte.ieworld60 days ago
Federal Lawsuit Alleges Discrimination by Arkansas Land Group
A real estate broker filed a federal discrimination lawsuit against Return to the Land, claiming the group rejected her application to buy property in rural Arkansas because of her Jewish ancestry, Black husband, and biracial children. The complaint states the organization seeks…
The Timespolitics61 days ago
Freelance Journalist Files Discrimination Claim Over Bar Internship Scheme
Sophie Corcoran has filed a discrimination claim against the Bar Council and the 10,000 Interns Foundation. The claim states that the internship programme is open only to black students. The Bar Council and the foundation have filed a defence and stated that the programme is lawf…
Washington Examinerpolitics63 days ago
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Title IX Employee Discrimination Claims
The Supreme Court announced it will review whether employees at federally funded schools can sue for sex discrimination under Title IX. The case consolidates claims from two Georgia public university employees.
New York Postbusiness63 days ago
New York Times Faces Discrimination Lawsuit Over Deputy Editor Hiring
A federal court filing names the individuals involved in a discrimination complaint against the New York Times. The complaint alleges a white male editor was passed over for a deputy real-estate editor position.
France 24world65 days ago
International Day Against Homophobia Observed on May 17
May 17 marks the annual observance of the International Day Against Homophobia. The day focuses on efforts to address discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. France 24 reported on the observance with a guest appearance from a foundation representative.
BBCworld66 days ago
Federal Court Doubles Damages Against Giggle App Founder in Gender Identity Discrimination Case
The Federal Court of Australia on Friday dismissed Sall Grover's appeal and upheld Roxanne Tickle's cross-appeal in the Tickle v Giggle case. Justices ruled that Grover directly discriminated against Tickle by removing her from the women-only app based on gender-related appearanc…
bbc.co.ukpolitics66 days ago
Australian Court Rules Female-Only App Discriminated Against Transgender Woman, Awards $20,000 Damages
The Federal Court dismissed Sall Grover's appeal and upheld Roxanne Tickle's cross-appeal in the long-running Tickle v Giggle case. Justice Melissa Perry ruled that exclusion from the Giggle for Girls app constituted direct discrimination under the Sex Discrimination Act. Grover…
The Washington Postscience66 days ago
Justice Department Alleges Yale and UCLA Medical Schools Discriminate by Race in Admissions
The DOJ sent a letter to Yale School of Medicine on May 15, 2026, alleging illegal discrimination against White and Asian applicants by favoring Black and Hispanic ones. The action follows a similar letter to UCLA and is based on a year-long investigation citing MCAT score and GP…
BBC Newsworld66 days ago
Australian Federal Court Doubles Damages to AU$40,000 in Appeal Over Exclusion of Transgender Woman from Female-Only App
Australia's Federal Court dismissed Sall Grover's appeal on Friday and ruled that Roxanne Tickle, a transgender woman, was directly discriminated against when removed from the Giggle for Girls app. The court doubled the original compensation to AU$20,000, equivalent to $14,000 or…
manilatimes.netpolitics66 days ago
Justice Department Accuses Yale and UCLA Medical Schools of Race-Based Admissions
The Justice Department on Thursday accused Yale School of Medicine of violating anti-discrimination laws by using racial proxies in admissions after the 2023 Supreme Court ruling against race-conscious policies. Similar findings were issued last week for UCLA's David Geffen Schoo…
Le Mondescience67 days ago
Justice Department Accuses Yale Medical School of Racial Discrimination in Admissions
The Justice Department sent a letter to Yale School of Medicine alleging illegal discrimination against white and Asian applicants in favor of Black and Hispanic students with comparable test scores and grades. The letter follows a similar action against UCLA medical school and c…
foxnews.compolitics67 days ago
Harris Criticizes Supreme Court Voting Rights Act Decision
Former Vice President Kamala Harris addressed a Win With Black Women organizing call on Wednesday. She discussed a recent Supreme Court decision narrowing the Voting Rights Act. Harris said the ruling enables discrimination in southern states.
Nbc Newspolitics67 days ago
California Mayor Resigns After Pleading Guilty to Acting as Agent for China
A mayor in Arcadia, California, resigned after pleading guilty to acting as an illegal agent of the Chinese government. The case involved promoting propaganda through a media platform previously operated with another individual who was sentenced to prison. The announcement prompt…
themarketherald.com.auworld68 days ago
Zimbabwe Moves to Merge Gender Commission into Human Rights Commission
The UN Working Group on discrimination against women and girls sent a formal communication to Zimbabwe questioning Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3, which would dissolve the Zimbabwe Gender Commission. Cabinet approved the bill on 10 February 2026. The group conducted a countr…
middleeasteye.netpolitics70 days ago
Judge Strikes Historical Allegations from CUNY Anti-Semitism Lawsuit
A federal judge granted a motion to strike paragraphs detailing the history of the Jewish people and the establishment of Israel from a lawsuit filed by an Israeli professor at City University of New York. The plaintiff alleges religious and national origin discrimination after c…
Reasonpolitics73 days ago
Podcast Discusses Criticism of Billionaire Wealth Claims and American Identity Debate
A podcast episode covers criticism of a New York representative's statements on billionaires and wage theft. The discussion also addresses philosophical differences between heritage-based and creedal conceptions of American identity along with a discrimination lawsuit filed again…
news.google.comworld73 days ago
Gender-Critical Barrister Wins Permission to Appeal Discrimination Ruling
Allison Bailey has been granted permission to appeal to the highest court after lower courts dismissed her discrimination claims against Stonewall. Bailey secured damages from her former chambers but failed in her case against the LGBT charity over its involvement with her employ…
washingtonpost.compolitics74 days ago
Federal Judge Rules Humanities Grant Terminations Unconstitutional
A federal judge determined that the termination of hundreds of humanities grants last year by the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency violated the Constitution. The ruling found the actions involved blatant discrimination. The decision restores the grants a…
thewrap.compolitics75 days agoUpdated
EEOC Sues New York Times Alleging Race and Sex Discrimination in Promotions
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday claiming The New York Times denied a promotion to a white male editor to meet race and sex representation goals. The suit seeks backpay and alleges violations of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.…
insurancejournal.compolitics76 days ago
EEOC Sues New York Times for Alleged Discrimination Against White Male Employee
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed suit Tuesday alleging the newspaper denied a promotion to a White man to meet diversity targets. The complaint centers on the deputy real estate editor role and internal hiring policies dating to 2021. The New York Times said its…
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New York Postpolitics76 days ago
EEOC Sues New York Times for Alleged Discrimination Against White Male Employee
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued The New York Times in federal court, claiming the newspaper passed over a white male employee for promotion due to his race and gender. The suit accuses the Times of using race and sex-based hiring goals that violate civil rights l…
Wiredtechnology77 days ago
Supreme Court Requires Strong Evidence Race Predominated in Gerrymandering Claims
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision in Louisiana v. Callais last week that enables states to use partisan gerrymandering as a defense against racial discrimination claims under the Voting Rights Act. Republican-led governments in Louisiana, Tennessee, and Alabama announced p…
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The Guardianpolitics78 days agoUpdated
Supreme Court Rules on Race in Congressional Redistricting
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Louisiana v. Callais that race can only be considered in drawing congressional districts if present-day intentional racial discrimination is proven. The decision rejected efforts to remedy past racism in redistricting, prompting states to redraw ma…
king5.comworld80 days ago
Supreme Court Limits Race Considerations in Redistricting; Southern States Redraw Maps
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Louisiana v. Callais that race can only be considered in drawing congressional districts if present-day intentional discrimination is proven, effectively weakening the Voting Rights Act. Southern states including Louisiana and Alabama quickly moved…
The Free Presspolitics81 days ago
Supreme Court Limits Voting Rights Act in 6-3 Louisiana Redistricting Case
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a 6-3 decision in Louisiana v. Callais, adjusting interpretations of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act to focus on intentional discrimination. The ruling invalidated a Louisiana map creating a majority-Black district. Former President Barack Obama c…
The New Yorkerpolitics82 days ago
States Enact New Voting Laws Following Supreme Court Voting Rights Act Decision
Several southern states are convening special legislative sessions to redraw congressional districts following a Supreme Court ruling that limits the use of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. The decision requires plaintiffs to prove intentional racial discrimination in map-draw…
The New Yorkerpolitics82 days ago
Supreme Court Rules 6-3 Against Louisiana's Second Majority-Black District
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a 6-3 decision affirming that Louisiana's congressional map with a second majority-Black district violates the equal-protection clause. The ruling narrows Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act to require intentional discrimination. It builds on prior ca…
Fox Newspolitics82 days ago
Dr. Ed Hasan Files Retaliation Complaint After Harassment Report
Dr. Ed Hasan, a former board member of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, filed a formal complaint on April 22 alleging retaliation after raising concerns about harassment and governance. Rep. Rashida Tlaib renewed allegations of sexual harassment from her time at t…
abcnews.go.compolitics82 days ago
Supreme Court Strikes Down Louisiana Congressional Map Under Voting Rights Act
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to invalidate Louisiana's congressional map, deeming it an unconstitutional racial gerrymander under the Voting Rights Act. The decision limits the use of race in redistricting to ensure minority representation, potentially affecting multiple stat…
The Federalistfinance77 days agoUpdated
Supreme Court Rules Against Race-Based Gerrymandering in Louisiana
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, limiting the use of race as a predominant factor in drawing congressional districts under Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. Justice Samuel Alito authored the majority opinion, which held that lower courts have some…
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upi.compolitics83 days ago
Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Revoking TPS for Haitian and Syrian Immigrants
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on whether the Trump administration can terminate Temporary Protected Status for hundreds of thousands of immigrants from Haiti and Syria. The administration seeks to end protections granted due to unsafe conditions in those countries,…
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