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“It felt like being sat in a room with my abusive ex.”
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“It felt like being sat in a room with my abusive ex.”
The Eastern European man said he was treated like a “dogsbody” at the company he worked for.
‘I’m really not a fan of hiring someone because they have or have not got a disability and I, for one, would not like to be hired for a job on that basis,’ writes filmmaker Paddy Slattery.
A new report said some leaders are using “bully tactics” to “demonise and persecute” vulnerable people.
I was really impressed with the dignity of how Hegerberg handled the sexist question at the Ballon d’Or awards. She is an outstanding role model for young women around the world, writes Louise Quinn.
Just under three in 10 Chief Executive (28%) and Director of Services (26%) roles in local authorities nationally are held by women.
Saoirse Noonan writes about equality in sport and the road to Croker in her final column for The42.
Lee McLoughlin said he was refused a hair cut after a barber mistakenly believed he was a woman.
Arsenal and Ireland defender Louise Quinn on female pundits and making her RTÉ Soccer debut.
The regulations will apply to the public as well as the private sector subject to the employment thresholds.
A motion before the Dáil this evening will acknowledge the harm caused by historical criminal laws.
Together for Yes said the legislation must be enacted as quickly as possible.
Equality can improve men’s lives too, writes Victor Duggan.
Your results may surprise you.
Western Bulldogs captain Katie Brennan will miss the AFL Women’s Grand Final after being suspended over a sling tackle.
Over 1,000 adults were polled about Mary McAleese’s comments.
The former president has called on Pope Francis to address gender inequality in the Catholic Church.
The former president said women aren’t ‘mysteries’ or ‘strawberries on the cake’, despite what popes have called them.
The former president also called the Catholic Church an “empire of misogyny”.
The government has submitted some reservations on people with disabilities joining the Gardaí or Defence Forces.
A further condition of the settlement was that the staff involved attend a course of equality training.
Achieving gender equity has to be underpinned by a greater openness to real flexibility across grades and departments, writes Selina McCoy.
Young people who took part in the consultation want to see the normalisation of ‘non-traditional relationships’.
Sharon Hutchinson of Sportswomen.ie is speaking at the Exploring Gender Equality in Irish Sport conference this weekend.
61% of Australians have voted in favour of same-sex marriage.
Their introduction is ‘the biggest ever show of support’ for Stonewall’s LGBT campaign.
The findings are contained in a new report which details experience of discrimination.
A report looked into gender equality and pay at the national broadcaster.
Hannah Mouncey says she is ‘extremely disappointed’ with the AFL’s decision.
The new agreement is being praised as the first of its kind in international football.
The Taoiseach made the comments at a gay pride event in Belfast today.
Donald Trump this week said that transgender people would not be able to serve in the US military.
A report was released this week calling for stronger regulation of adverts in the UK.
Yesterday, the Royal College of Surgeons launched a report that aims to increase their female representation.
Men and women will compete together in the 4x400m relay, swimming, archery, judo and cycling in Tokyo.
The State has a duty to protect all married couples, including same-sex couples, writes Dr Brian Tobin.
In Ireland, women currently earn around 13.9 per cent less than men, writes Ivana Bacik.
Cork legend Valerie Mulcahy speaks to The42 about all things ladies football, her columns and life post-retirement.
Greg Clarke believes there is something ‘not right’ with how the sport deals with social inclusion.