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In the run-up to the General Election, a number of Third Sector equality and human rights organisations have published their own manifestos.

Click here for Age UK (formerly Age Concern and Help the Aged) election website

Click here for British Humanist Association manifesto for the general election

Click here for Carers UK manifesto

Click here for Family Rights Group manifesto

The Fawcett Society with more than 40 other organisations are asking all the parties ‘What about women?’

Click here for link to ‘Election 2010 – What About Women?’

Runnymede’s Westminster Monitor blog will provide updates on announcements impacting on race equality and the BME community during the election campaign.

Click here for link to Runnymede blog

Click here for Stonewall’s general election campaign

Voice4Change England has launched an online survey to shape a Manifesto for the BME third sector.

Click here for link to survey

Click here for Working Families manifesto

http://www.edf.org.uk/blog/?p=6116

DA analysis of party election manifestos 2010

http://www.disabilityalliance.org/election.htm

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Third Sector Manifestos update

In the run-up to the General Election, many non-governmental and third sector equality and human rights organisations have published their own manifestos.

Click here for Age UK (formerly Age Concern and Help the Aged) election website

Asylum election pledge: Liberty, Refugee Council and Scottish Refugee Council are calling on all MPs and parliamentary candidates to sign their asylum election pledge. Click here for link to pledge

Click here for British Humanist Association general and local election manifestos

Click here for British Institute of Human Rights (BIHR) election and human rights news

Click here for link to ‘The Black Manifesto – The Price of Race Inequality’ (produced by a coalition of more than 30 Black Minority Ethnic and progressive organisations)

Click here for Carers UK manifesto

Click here for the Children’s Rights Alliance for England’s analysis of election manifesto proposals for children’s rights

Click here for the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) Election 2010 briefings

Click here for End Violence Against Women home page and election item

Click here for Fawcett’s ‘What About Women?’ campaign update

Click here for Policy Critical – IPPR Election 2010 blog

Click here for the Kinship Care Alliance’s manifesto

Click here for the Lesbian & Gay Foundation’s manifesto

Click here for the Migrants’ Rights Network blog tracking the general election

Mind has invited the Health Ministers from each of the main political parties to say what they will to do for mental health, if they are elected. Click here for link.

Click here for NCVO Election 2010 website link and click here for the NCVO ‘cut out and keep’ Manifesto commitments for the Voluntary and Community Sector (pdf).

Click here for the RNID election tool

Runnymede’s Westminster Monitor blog has called for racism to be kept out of the election. The blog will provide updates on announcements impacting on race equality and the BME community during the election campaign. Click here for link to Runnymede blog

Scope has called on local authorities to end the exclusion of disabled voters. Click here for link.

Click here for Stonewall’s general election campaign

Click here for Unlock Democracy interactive website

Voice4Change England has launched an online survey to shape a Manifesto for the BME third sector. Click here for link to survey.

Click here for Working Families manifesto

http://www.edf.org.uk/blog/?p=6208

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