Karnataka has allowed hijab, turbans and limited religious symbols in schools after withdrawing its 2022 dress code order.

The delegation raised concern over the continued incidents of profiling, harassment, intimidation, and discrimination faced by Kashmiri students studying across various parts of the country.

The crisis in Myanmar, particularly the plight of the Rohingya people, stands as one of the most enduring and troubling ...

Protected categories at Pratt include race, religion, hearing status, color, sex, pregnancy and related conditions, political affiliation, religion, creed, ethnicity, national origin (including ...

BEIJING -- China's Ministry of Commerce said Monday that the European Union (EU)'s Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) poses serious investment barriers and constitutes institutional discrimination. A ...

The Karnataka government has allowed students to wear certain traditional and faith-based symbols, including hijab and turban ...

The Karnataka cabinet on Thursday, April 16, approved the draft of the Rohith Vemula Bill (Prevention of Discrimination, ...

Congress needs to ban non-disclosure agreements and create an independent investigatory mechanism to address the culture of ...

The proposed legislation is seen as discriminatory to China and could also hurt Chinese interests in non-EU European states.

Biases contained within historical datasets makes addressing what underpins automated decisions difficult – defining what is ...

A legislative proposal currently advancing through Ghana’s policy space seeks to mandate compulsory paternity testing for all ...