Call for evidence: Managing conflicting equality rights

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Thu, 15/04/2010 - 10:53am

kevin

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The Equality and Diversity Forum has commissioned brap to write a paper on good practice in preventing or managing potential conflicts between different equality rights.We would be particularly keen to hear about some of the more successful approaches to managing and resolving competing/conflicting equality claims like this. This is potentially an opportunity for your own organisation to showcase good practice in this regard. Closing date for submissions has been extended to 30 March 2010.

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