Michal Hain: Past is Prologue – The Role of History in the Law of Equality
The legal institution whereby couples express their mutual commitment, which is recognised, protected and regulated by the state – marriage – touches the most intimate parts of people’s lives. Its … Continue reading
Graham Gee and Kate Malleson: Judicial Appointments, Diversity and the Equal Merit Provision
One of the changes introduced by the Crime and Courts Act 2013 was to amend section 63 of the Constitutional Reform Act 2005, which provides that the Judicial Appointments Commission … Continue reading
Christopher McCrudden: Equality and the Good Friday Agreement: Fifteen Years On
The Northern Ireland peace agreement was born on the 10th April 1998, Good Friday, in Belfast and will thus celebrate its 15th birthday next week. One of the central elements … Continue reading
Colm O’Cinneide: Equality: A Constitutional Principle?
In 1994, Jeffrey Jowell published a paper in that year’s volume of Current Legal Problems entitled ‘Is Equality a Constitutional Principle?’ ((1994) 7 Current Legal Problems 1). The question mark … Continue reading
Wanjiru Njoya: Equality Law and the Total Constitution
As an immigrant to the UK, I have as much reason as the next person to be worried about the constant stream of poll statistics offering more or less reliable … Continue reading
