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Home | Resources | The Equalities Duties: An Update

The Equalities Duties: An Update

David Wolfe QC

Published:  4 May 2011

This paper looks at how the equalities duties have been used in key cases. It also looks at the Equality Act 2010 and its ‘drawing together’ of previous legislation.

PLP_2011_Wolfe_QC_Equalities_Duty

 Discrimination, Equality Act 2010, Public Law

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