The Right to Equality – Confronting Discrimination
Confronting Discrimination — The right to equality holds that all human beings are equal in dignity and rights, and are entitled to be treated without unjust discrimination. It is among the oldest and most foundational of human-rights principles — the idea from which many others flow.
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What This Report Covers
Report Contents
- What the Right to Equality Means
- Equality in International Law
- Formal vs Substantive Equality
- The Forms Discrimination Takes
- Protected Grounds
- The Genuine Debates
- The Right to Equality in India
- India's Equality Framework in Practice
- Global Progress, Challenges & the Future
- References & Sources
Discussion & Debate
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