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We’re here to stand up for freedom, compassion and justice in our changing times.

Great Britain

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Joined November 2008

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Our #AI case studies show how local authorities are using artificial intelligence responsibly while protecting equality and human rights. From Camden's resident-led data charter to Hounslow's automated translation services. Read here: ow.ly/SSv450Z9SAf #aiequality
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We have published updated technical guidance that explains schools’ legal obligations not to discriminate against, harass or victimise pupils, as set out in chapter 1 of Part 6 of the Equality Act 2010. We are running a consultation on this guidance: equalityhumanrights.com/guidance/techn…
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As an A-status National Human Rights Institution, we provide independent, expert guidance to help protect your human rights, like our guidance for employers on how they can support disabled workers with hybrid working. Read our guidance here 👉 orlo.uk/bWoB2
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Pregnancy and maternity guidance is essential reading for employers. Our toolkits are here to help: Pregnancy guide 👉 tinyurl.com/55wm3ev9 Parental leave guide 👉 tinyurl.com/3azhbxyv Return to work guide 👉 tinyurl.com/n9tcffjn
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We have the power to advise government on any matter related to equality, diversity and human rights. Our parliamentary briefings and responses to government consultations are on this page: lnkd.in/es4azMnX
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This content is drawn from our draft Code of Practice for Services, Public Functions and Associations, which has been laid before Parliament. The Code is subject to a 40-day negative resolution period before it can be made statutory.
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For more information about the draft Code of Practice, including our Equality Impact Assessment and Consultation Report visit our website: ow.ly/btlY50Z7b7o
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If you run a service used by disabled people, ask yourself: when did you last review whether your adjustments are still actually working? Read the draft Code of Practice for services, public functions and associations here:
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Equality Act 2010: Draft Code of Practice for services, public functions and associations, 2026
The Equality and Human Rights Commission's draft updated Code of Practice for services, public functions and associations.
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The draft Code of Practice is clear. What was a reasonable step at one point might not be enough later.
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The complex then starts offering staff assistance during the building works instead. That's the duty in action, adapting as circumstances change.
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Then building work starts. Routes around the complex change as a result. The original tour is now useless, and assistance dog users can't navigate safely.
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A sports complex changes its ‘no dogs’ policy to allow assistance dogs, a positive step. They also offer guide dog users an orientation tour of the complex so they can find their way around.
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When did your organisation last check whether its accessibility adjustments are still actually working? Here’s an example from our draft Code of Practice of adapting policy🧵(Source: draft Code of Practice for Services, Public Functions and Associations, paragraph 7.33)
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