Law
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European court of justice says garments can be banned as part of general policy covering religious and political symbols
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The EU’s highest court has ruled employers can ban staff from wearing visible religious symbols. Here are your responses
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European states have moved over the years to outlaw Muslim headwear in public
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Letters: Many assume that the self-employed are paid at the same rate as the employee for the equivalent job. In general they are not
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The US lawyer in the landmark 1973 case, which effectively legalised abortion, talks about the fight to protect Planned Parenthood
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Manhattan prosecutor’s announcement comes day after attorney general told US attorneys, nearly all appointed by Obama, they should resign from their posts
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Campaign groups says Lindsey Kushner QC’s comments were ‘the kind of thing that deters women from reporting assaults’
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One of the Trump administration’s major foes, civil rights organization plans to leverage cities’ authority to protect undocumented immigrants from deportation
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Judicial watchdog said federal judge Robin Camp should be removed over remarks to complainant that ‘sex and pain sometimes go together’
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Security officials prepare as likely Isis defeats in Iraq and Syria are expected to prompt the arrival of ‘deeply indoctrinated’ UK nationals
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Lord Justice McFarlane suggests too many children are being forcibly adopted and calls for a rethink of UK policy
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Letters: It is not irrational for Charles Keidan and Rebecca Steinfeld to seek to extend civil partnerships to straight people
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Disabled people are once again confronting the spectre of social isolation