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WELCOME TO THE DLA

The DLA brings together a broad range of discrimination law practitioners, policy experts, academics and concerned individuals, all united around a commitment to improving equality law, practice, education and advice for those who face discrimination.

Our activities include submitting responses to government consultations, sharing experiences and expertise through practitioner group meetings, disseminating information and knowledge via our Briefings journal, email updates, conferences and seminars.

 

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Public Discussion

 

There are still places available for the DLA’s forthcoming Public Discussion entitled:
 

Crimes of Violence and Honour : Equality, Human Rights and the "Honour Code" 


on Monday, 6th February 2012 - 6:00-8:00pm
venue: Doughty Street Chambers, 54 Doughty St, London WC1N 2LS -you can find full directions and a map here: www.doughtystreet.co.uk/about_chambers/contact_us/location_map.cfm 

The discussion will be led by a panel of distinguished speakers:
 
  • Aileen McColgan, professor - Kings College London, Matrix Chambers
  • Pragna Patel, activist, Southall Black Sisters
  • Jacqueline Rose, professor - Queen Mary, University of London, internationally acclaimed feminist theorist
  • Jasvinder Sanghera, activist, co-founder of Karma Nirvana

 Tickets:
£10 - full price
£5 - students & unwaged 

CPD - accredited for 2 points

To reserve a place on the DLA discussion, please send an email giving names and contact details of your attendees to: events@discriminationlaw.org.uk

This event is generously sponsored by Leigh Day Solicitors and Doughty Street Chambers. 

You can find full details and booking instructions on the attached flyer (below). 


updated:25th August 2011 webdesign: Netuxo; with thanks to Fortune Cookie 

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