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Edited by
This
book is a practical guide tousing the new Human Rights Act to take legal action
against incidences of racism. It includes chapters on:
Each chapter is written by an expert from within the field, and
provides information on how the new act relates to existing legislation, commentary
on the relevant parts of the act, examples of cases that could be pursued, and
analysis of the problems that could arise.
Contributors: Geoffrey Bindman, Barry Clarke, Barbara Cohen, Helena Cook, Philip Engelman, Judith Farbey, Makbool Javaid, Sadiq Khan, Ramyi de Mello, Rajiv Menon, Chris Myant, Sharon Persaud, Stephen Simblet, Veena Vasista and Heather Williams
Barry Clarke is a solicitor with Russell Jones & Walker, where he specialises in employment law and discrimination law, both areas of practice which are increasingly influenced by human rights considerations. He specialised in the theory of human rights for his master's degree and currently sits on the Law Society's international human rights committee
Published in association with the Discrimination Law Association, ILPA and 1990 Trust