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OverviewRecent legislative developments such as the enactment of the Disability Discrimination Act 2005 and the publication of the Equality Act 2006 (which will create a single Commission for Equality and Human Rights), highlight that equality law is a vast and growing area. European law now covers gender, sexuality, religion, age, disability and race. New domestic law has increased the scope of the Race Relations Act, the Sex Discrimination Act and the Disability Discrimination Act to cover the functions of public authorities and to introduce positive duties upon them. In addition, new legislation regulates discrimination on the grounds of religion, belief and sexual orientation and age. More and more lawyers across a wide range of practice areas need to get to grips with equality law. This new book offers a comprehensive survey of UK equality law. It provides an examination and critique of the current legal framework, including its underlying concepts and the history of protection against discrimination, and looks at equality law's application to a wide range of specific areas such as employment, goods and services, housing, education, and public law.It also examines the scope of protection in domestic, European and ECHR law, and includes chapters on defences and exemptions, procedures and remedies. Written by a leading barrister in equality and human rights work, this book is an invaluable reference for the practitioner seeking a deeper understanding of the issues and concepts behind our equality laws, as well as for students and academics interested in this rapidly evolving area. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Karon Monaghan, QCPublisher: Oxford University Press Imprint: Oxford University Press Dimensions: Width: 17.60cm , Height: 4.40cm , Length: 25.20cm Weight: 1.473kg ISBN: 9780199277957ISBN 10: 0199277958 Pages: 768 Publication Date: 22 March 2007 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Out of Print Availability: Out of stock  Table of Contents1 Introduction; 2 The History and Context of Protection against Discrimination in UK law; 3 Interpreting the Anti-discrimination Legislation; 4 EU Law and Fundamental Rights; 5 The Protected Classes; 6 'Discrimination'; 7 The Unlawful Acts:Introduction; 8 Employment and Occupation; 9 Education and Community Services; 10. Goods, Facilities, Services, Planning, Housing, Premises and Clubs; 11. Public Authorities; 12. Post-Relationship Discrimination; 13. General Exemptions, Territorial Limitations, Extent and Liability; 14. Practice, Procedure, and Remedies; 15. Strategic Action and the CommissionsReviews'This book is a thorough and detailed exposition of the subject that will repay many return visits. The fluid nature of equality law means that it is always hard to pin down and difficult to know when to stop. It is up to date to September 2006. For equality law practitioners and academics alike it will provide a significant source of information and ideas that will be a welcome addition to equality library.' Gay Moon, Head of the Equality Project, JUSTICE Author InformationKaron Monaghan is a Barrister (called 1989) at Matrix Chambers. She practices principally in the field of equality law. Chair, Discrimination Law Association. Member of the Equal Treatment Advisory Committee (ETAC) of the Judicial Studies Board (30 June 2003 - 29 June 2007). Employment Tribunal Chairman (part time) (2000 - 2005). Member of the Bar Race relations Committee. Member, Regional Training Committee (North West Region). Member EOC expert advisory committee to formal investigation into pregnancy discrimination, Commissioner on the Fawcett Commission on Women in the Criminal Justice System. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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