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Journal Article
Charities and the Modern Equality Framework-Heading for a Collision?
2012
Overview
The legal landscape for charities and their interaction with discrimination law has changed significantly as a result of the enactment of the Equality Act 2010. This article examines the intersection of modern equality law and charity law, which is an important yet little understood area of law for charities. As a result of the renewed focus on equality law and the significant tightening up of the exemptions from anti-discrimination law that charities previously enjoyed, charities will now need to ensure that their activities are Equality Act 2010-compliant.
This article investigates a number of specific collision areas that these developments raise for charities, such as the potential for 'beneficiary discrimination', 'volunteer discrimination' and 'trustee discrimination'.
It also considers the public sector equality duty which may well place additional pressure on charities wanting to be commissioned by public bodies to provide public services.
Publisher
Oxford University Press,Oxford Publishing Limited (England)
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