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Japanese LGBTQ people and rights groups have condemned a recent discriminatory remark by a senior aide of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, demanding his government enact laws to ban discrimination against sexual minorities, legalize same-sex marriage and guarantee equal rights before Japan hosts a Group of Seven summit in May

The head of mental health discrimination charity says that misinformation campaigns will create barriers for people seeking support.

Why isn’t affirmative action in college admissions prohibited under the Civil Rights Act?

A survey's stark results comes as some companies are pulling back on certain diversity and inclusion efforts.

A contest that could define the 2024 Paris Olympics is playing out 18 months before medals are awarded

The SEC found that Activision Blizzard violated whistleblower regulations and had no recourse for employees who experienced discrimination

MINNEAPOLIS — The family of Amir Locke, the 22-year-old Black man shot and killed by Minneapolis police during a predawn raid last February, is suing the city and the SWAT officer who pulled the trigger, alleging that the no-knock warrant that resulted in his death is consistent with the city's…

If bill goes through Lords, firms cannot make women redundant from moment pregnancy disclosed until child is 18 months

St George’s school asked to improve procedures after complaint from former MI6 mole within al-Qaida Aimen Dean

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Mickey Dean hears the argument often, particularly from white Kansas Citians, when he mentions Black reparations: “You weren’t a slave and my family didn’t own any slaves, so that’s in the past and why are we still talking about that?”

Exclusive: ‘Operation Bridora’ to start on Monday despite accusations of discrimination against other nationalities who will now suffer longer waits