Category - Human Rights

• EEOC moves to end collection of key data
• Miami to name street after Ruth Shack, LGBTQ advocate and county commission­er
• Texas ICE detainees beaten and abused, rights groups say
• Fashion high-flyer who lost her job at 50 and ended up on benefits
• Trans people ‘may out themselves in new work code’
• Exclusive interview: Saira Khan
• Faith leaders unite in ‘Global Prayer for Peace’ amid rising conflicts
• Rights group raises alarm over growing U.S. security partnershi­p with Ecuador
• Play puts Indian caste system in Silicon Valley in spotlight
• Is dating even fun any more?
• Blaze beat Durham to claim Women’s T20 title
• Catherine Laga’aia: Australia’s Disney princess
• Black voters explain what they want to see from Senate candidate James Talarico
• ‘My life is great, so why am I so sad?’
• In grief’s wake
• After prison, these Charlotte women are getting a second chance. Few will join them.
• Civil rights agency moves to end demographi­c data collection
• Highlands getting sued again
• TAMUT taps MC Vogt to lead women’s basketball
• Strong at Every Age How Women Can Help Combat Muscle Loss
• Civil servants to be sanctioned for incorrect use of pronouns
• Older women may be key for Chow
• ONTARIO GOODLIFE FITNESS CENTRE SPARKS CONTROVERS­Y BY ASKING SIKH MAN WITH KIRPAN TO LEAVE
• Amnesty Internatio­nal may not survive JK Rowling’s ‘burning’ fury
• Pakistani-born doctor to lead US faith commission
• Civil rights leaders announce march to defend voting rights
• Tepper Sports is ‘broken’ and favors women, former Charlotte FC employee alleges
• In a perfect World
• Japanese mayor makes history with maternity leave
• Slavery still lives in Sumba
• 100 years of NZ Women’s Institute
• Pay gap push ‘not political’
• Ottawa accused of `double standard' by Jewish group
• Senior co-op restrictio­ns on familymemb­ers not discrimina­tory
• Women need more ‘me time’ than men
• Call for more pay gap reporting
• Women are living longer than men — but that doesn't mean they live better