1. American Civil Liberties Union : Racial Equality : Racial Profiling the police department in contempt of court for failing to comply with the state’s Driving While Black law. racial equality racial profiling Legislative http://www.aclu.org/RacialEquality/RacialEqualitylist.cfm?c=133

2. Commission For Racial Equality Publicly funded nongovernmental body set up to tackle racial discrimination and promote racial equality. Provides information about racial discrimination, ethnic diversity, race relations and relevant UK law. http://www.cre.gov.uk/

text-only version Connections preview Stephen Bourne's struggle to make black British history better known The history man (and Have your say: Do we need a citizenship test?) A test of progress Representatives of the three new equality strands on the proposed single equality body All together now? Singer and actress Elisabeth Welch, for whom Stephen Bourne's Aunt Esther made dresses in the 30s and 40s top Procurement in local government The CRE has published a consultation document on ensuring greater racial equality in the procurement processes of local authorities. Race equality and procurement in local government top Challenging extremists Trevor Phillips, speaking at the launch of the initiative The new chair of the CRE, Trevor Phillips, has launched a national initiative for safe communities and to counter the dangers posed by extremists attempting to exploit international tensions. Chair launches national initiative (news release) Transcript of press conference to launch initiative top Race in the Media Awards The RIMA 2003 winners will be announced at 1.30pm, Friday 11 April 2003.

3. American Civil Liberties Union : Racial Equality : Racial Profiling racial equality racial profiling Press Releases, View All. to motorists who werevictims of racial profiling to ACLU, ADC and Relman law Firm Sue Four Major http://www.aclu.org/RacialEquality/RacialEqualityList.cfm?c=133&ContentStyle=1

4. The Law Legal advice about racial equality, covering your rights and the law textonly version. The law Race Relations Act © Commission for racial equality http://www.cre.gov.uk/legaladv/law.html

text-only version The Law In the UK, the main law dealing with racial discrimination is the Race Relations Act 1976, which was recently amended by the Race Relations (Amendment) Act 2000. This section details the amended Act and explains how the European Union's Article 13 proposals will impact the UK. Race Relations Act Article 13 proposals top News and media Complaints about racism in the media Home Search Site map ... Privacy policy

5. Migration Policy Group - Publications Latvia A comparison of the EU racial equality Directive Protocol 12 with national MartinsMits, Human Rights Institute of the Faculty of law, University of http://www.migpolgroup.com/publications/default.asp?action=pubtypelist&PubTypeID

6. Texas Journal Of Women And The Law 512-232-1397 University of Texas publication dedicated to women's issues, cases, and rights. Contains articles, staff profiles, and event information. legal journal that explores cultural, racial, and socioeconomic issues concerning women and the law. a broad spectrum of social equality issues, including issues related to race, http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~tjwl

T EXAS J OURNAL OF W OMEN AND THE LAW The University of Texas School of Law at Austin Welcome to the Texas Journal of Women and the Law, an innovative student edited legal journal that explores cultural, racial, and socio-economic issues concerning women and the law. Other Journal Subjects: Statement of Purpose The Texas Journal of Women and the Law was established in 1990, fulfilling the vision of our founding members who sought to create a journal that would inspire dialogue about legal, social, and political issues affecting women-their rights, their bodies, their careers, their families. The Journal is a testament to the belief that an independent inquiry into feminist issues will heighten awareness in our communities and accelerate reform in our lives. Our goal is to expand feminist legal thought as it defines the lives of women. In pursuing this goal, we recognize that feminist legal inquiry should incorporate a broad spectrum of social equality issues, including issues related to race, ethnicity, class, religion, sexual orientation, and basic human and civil rights. History 2002-2003 Editorial Board and Staff Subscriptions Information Subscribe online here (opens new window) Request Article Reprint Permision online here (opens new window) Request Advertising information here (opens new window) Comments and How to Contact Us Texas' rich history and cultural diversity provide a fertile ground for producing innovative approaches to persistent questions of social equality. We identify with the tradition of progressive women in Texas as well as the generation of unheralded individuals who have fought for gender equality in their own time.

7. Migration Policy Group - Publications A comparison of the EU racial equality Directive legislationn on the grounds ofracial or ethnic Reports on European AntiDiscrimination law Publishers ERRC http://www.migpolgroup.com/publications/default.asp?action=publication&pubid=36

8. Legal Issues - New Zealand Equality Education Foundation Educational Foundation promoting Sexual and racial equality New Zealand equality Education Foundation. (incorporating the International ExFetus Association). Issues the law. The http://peterzohrab.tripod.com/islaws.html

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated New Zealand Equality Education Foundation (incorporating the International Ex-Fetus Association) Issues: the Law Submission to the New Zealand Parliament on Appeals to the Privy Council The "Male Justice System" Lie Institute of Judicial Studies Austria's Men's Department (in English) ... Links Last Update: 30 March 2003 Top

9. Standing Committee On Equality Establishing in 2000 a racial equality Implementation Committee to information onthe implementation of equality initiatives by law societies, law http://www.cba.org/CBA/Equality/

Standing Committee on Equality 10 Years of Equality Standing Committee on Equality Contact us Branch Equality Representatives Touchstone ... Printer friendly 10 Years of Equality @ the CBA As the voice for the legal profession, the Canadian Bar Association is a national organization with chapters in every province and territory. In this regard, the CBA has developed its role on issues of equality as an integral part of its mission and mandate adapting its by-laws to ensure such, and developing its sections and committee structure to ensure focal points exist within the organization to address these issues in the short- and long-term. To achieve these objectives, the CBA has taken the following actions: 1. Commissioning in 1993 of Task Force on Gender Equality in the Legal Profession chaired by former Supreme Court Justice Bertha Wilson. While this Task Force's main focus was on gender equality, it also addressed issues concerning Aboriginal women and women from subordinate racialized groups; 2. Adopting in 1994 of a Bylaw amendment to include the following statement in the CBA mission: "promote equality in the legal profession and in the justice system"; 3. Adopting in 1994 and 1995 of report and resolutions related to Touchstones for Change: Equality, Diversity and Accountability from aforementioned Task Force;

10. Www.cba.org - The Information Service Of The Canadian Bar Association The CBA was nominated for its efforts to advance racial equality within the legalprofession and within Canadian law and society over the past ten years. http://www.cba.org/home.asp

Advanced Search SITE INDEX About the CBA Contact the CBA CBA Executive CBA Staff ... Canadian Legal Conference Careers Code of Conduct Corporate Counsel Conferences/ Interest Groups Directory Emerging Professional Issues (EPII) Equality Events Insurance - CBIA International Development Jobs at CBA Judges Forum Law for the Future Fund Law Day ... Sections/Areas of Law Young Lawyers Provincial and Territorial Branches Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick ... Yukon Thursday, April 10, 2003 Coalition for Access to Law Schools urges University of Toronto to mitigate barriers to accessible education On the eve of a University of Toronto (U of T) meeting to consider law school tuition fee increases, the Coalition for Access to Law Schools (CALS) said the university Provost’s study backing the hike doesn’t tell the whole story. CALS says the Governing Council must give sober second thought to mitigate the impact of increased financial barriers to a legal education. View release View submission View 2002 resolution View statement to media ... Money Laundering Act The federal government's March 26 decision to exclude lawyers and Quebec notaries from requirements under the money laundering legislation to divulge confidential communications with their clients represents an important victory for the rights of Canadians. View details View government news release CBA says SEC alternative proposals undermine lawyer/client confidentiality The CBA says that while the latest rules proposed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission are an improvement over the earlier version, they still pose serious concerns for Canadian lawyers. In its March 20 letter to the SEC, the CBA notes that the new "reporting out" proposal is not substantively different in its effects than the earlier "noisy withdrawal" scheme. CBA President Simon Potter says "the threat of triggering the reporting obligation will inhibit candour in the solicitor-client relationship and will thus undermine the traditional role of lawyers as a motor towards compliance with the law."

11. Homeless Pages - Organisation: Housing Corporation for racial equality Website. Website providing details of the Commission's activities, publications and the law. http://www.homelesspages.org.uk/products/P0000658.html

The Family Background of Homeless Young People A report of a small-scale qualitative survey exploring patterns of household conflict and family break-up. Research involved interviews comparing young homeless people and their parents with those of other families living on local authority housing estates. Compares backgrounds, attitudes, reasons young people leave home and social and economic factors. Includes a discussion of the need for changes in policy towards financial support for young people, increased support for parents and improved youth and community services. A free summary (Research Finding No. h229) is available from Joseph Rowntree Foundation website at www.jrf.org.uk/knowledge/findings/housing/h229.asp Date: March 1998 Size: A4, 60 pages. ISBN/ISSN: Cost: Publisher: Family Policy Studies Centre Distributor: Joseph Rowntree Foundation See related products by: Young people and care leavers Local authorities Family Policy Studies Centre Reports and books Last updated: 27/08/2002

12. Slavery - Toward Racial Equality 1793, To enforce Article IV, Section 2, the US Congress enacts the FugitiveSlave law. They must then prove ownership in a court of law. http://blackhistory.harpweek.com/2Slavery/SlaveryTimeline.htm

The first Africans arrive in Virginia. They appear to have been indentured servants, but the institution of hereditary lifetime service for blacks soon develops. The vast majority of slaves will be transported from Africa to the West Indies. 1660's The practice of slavery becomes a legally recognized institution in British America. Colonial assemblies begin to enact laws known as slave codes, which restrict the liberty of slaves and protect the institution of slavery. The Declaration of Independence declares that "All men are created equal." In spite of that, slavery remains a legal institution in all thirteen of the newly-established states. Vermont amends its constitution to ban slavery. Over the next 25 years, other Northern states emancipate their slaves and ban the institution: Pennsylvania, 1780; Massachusetts and New Hampshire, 1783; Connecticut and Rhode Island, 1784; New York, 1799; and New Jersey, 1804. Some of the state laws stipulate gradual emancipation. The Northwest Ordinance bans slavery in the Northwest Territory (what becomes the states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin). The ordinance together with state emancipation laws create a free North.

13. ELibrary.com - Time, 'LAW Racial Equality' eLibrary is the subscription based online library for fun or research. Find out more about securing your guaranteed Free 7day trial with your credit card and retrieve 'law racial equality' from Time now. http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://ask.elibrary.com/getdoc.asp%3Fpu

14. LW230-3-FY:course Catalogue LW2303-FY Multiculturalism, equality and the law. Year 2002/2003 international levels, adequately address issues of racial discrimination at individual, group and institutional http://www2.essex.ac.uk/courses/pages/LW230-3-FY.asp

A to Z departments about the university travel ... help LW230-3-FY: MULTICULTURALISM, EQUALITY AND THE LAW Year: 2002/2003 Department: Law Essex credit: ECTS credit: Available to year(s) of study: Pre-requisites: None Co-requisites: None Staff Supervisor: Fernne Brennan Teaching Staff: Fernne Brennan Contact details: Department of Law, University of Essex. Telephone: 01206 872566 Email: fstaunt@essex.ac.uk Course is taught during the following terms: Autumn Spring Summer Course Description Students will critically examine the extent to which notions of equal treatment, justice and fairness in the utilisation of legal frameworks at national and international levels, adequately address issues of racial discrimination at individual, group and institutional levels and the continued extistence of racism and xenophobia. Multiculturalism, Equality and the Law aims to develop an understanding of the role of law in the challenges presented by diversity. Assessment 25 percent CourseWork Mark, 75 percent Exam Mark ROUNDED TO NEAREST WHOLE NUMBER Bibliography Not yet available.

15. Commission For Racial Equality (CRE) . racial discrimination and harassment are against the law.......racial discrimination and harassment are against the law. Too often people get away with racist behaviour because no one challenges them about it. Now the CRE ..Commission for racial equality (CRE). GO BACK. http://www.globalwarmingmedia.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/profiles/commission_for_racia

Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) GO BACK Description Racial discrimination and harassment are against the law. Too often people get away with racist behaviour because no one challenges them about it. Now the CRE is saying enough is enough, and calling on people to stand up to racism. We have produced posters, leaflets and postcards to tell people about their rights and to let people know what they can do to put a stop to racism. Contact the CRE for free leaflets, posters and postcards. And next time you witness racism, don't shut your eyes - do something about it! return to all organisations CONTACT CRE Communications Room 318 Commission for Racial Equality Elliot House 10-12 Allington Street London SW15EH Tel: 0171 932 5437

16. ACLU Online Forums - Racial Equality Is racial equality only for Americans? Is there no free speech on the ACLU website? The PORN. Other civil liberties law firms do. http://forums4.aclu.org/messageview.cfm?catid=38&threadid=2551

17. Equality Forums - Error 0 This is undoubtably racist, but as I understand the law, as long http://forums4.aclu.org/messageview.cfm?catid=38&threadid=2066

18. Hotline Discrimination Internet NL - Comparitive Anti-Discrimination Law - Europ Buffalo Criminal law Center. Austria Bundesrecht. Belgium Centre for Equal TheCommission for racial equality; BLINK Black Information Link; The Equal http://www.meldpunt.nl/juris/links.html

LINKS General links The Council of Europe combating racism and intolerance United Nations European Network Against Racism Swiss Institute of Comparative Law ... Guide to Law Online : Links for every nation of the world Buffalo Criminal Law Center Austria Bundesrecht Belgium Centre for Equal Opportunities and Opposition to Racism France LEGIFRANCE : L'essentiel du droit français JURILINE : L'actualité du droit MRAP : Mouvement contre le racisme et pour l'amitié entre les peuples JURISCOM.net : Jurisprudence française et belge Germany Universitätsbibliothek Mannheim Netherlands Equal Treatment Commission UK The Commission for Racial Equality BLINK : Black Information Link The Equal Opportunities Commission Home Office : This page contains links to related information on other sites and links to publications on the subject of racial equality The Judicial Studies Board : This page gives informations on the Equal Treatment Advisory Committee and the countains articles on how racial discriminmation cases are handle by courts buro@meldpunt.nl

19. The Law On Race Discrimination In Schools. Outline of the law The law has three key parts due regard to the need’ to eliminateunlawful racial discrimination; and promote equality of opportunity http://www.ace-ed.org.uk/race.html

The law on race discrimination in schools. The law: Race Relations Act 1976 Race Relations (Amendment) Act 2000 Race Relations Act (Statutory Duties) Order 2001 (S1 2001/3458) The guidance: Code of Practice on the Duty to Promote Race Equality. The Duty to Promote Race Equality, a guide for schools. www.cre.gov.uk Copies are available from the CRE 020 7828 7022. Jargon: Racial grounds includes race, colour, nationality (including citizenship) or ethnic or national origins. Direct racial discrimination means treating one person less favourably than another on racial grounds. Indirect racial discrimination means that a requirement or condition which is applied equally to everyone: can only be met by a considerably smaller proportion of people from a particular racial group;and is to their detriment; and cannot be justified on non-racial groundswell three must apply. Victimisation , it is unlawful to treat someone less favourably because they have made, or are suspected of having made, a complaint of racial discrimination; or planned to make a complaint; or supported someone else who has made, or plans to make, a complaint of racial discrimination.

20. Democrats Don't Have The Constitution For Racial Equality Democrats Don't Have The Constitution For racial equality January 22, 2003 printer Noweveryone treats constitutional law as if it is an ongoing referendum http://www.anncoulter.org/columns/2003/012203.htm

When Anti-War Speech Turns Seditious By Michelle Malkin TREASON: PRE ORDER NOW! Slander: Hardcover Audio CD Large Print High Crimes: In Paperback! Democrats Don't Have The Constitution For Racial Equality printer friendly ALL THE BLATHER Like everyone else in the universe, I too have strong opinions about how universities should run their admissions systems. But there is no Ann's Opinion Clause in the Constitution. There is, however, an Equal Protection Clause. truthgear.com E-Mail List The Media Box HUMAN EVENTS Treason: Liberal Treachery from the Cold War , Coulter Slander: Liberal Lies , Coulter High Crimes and Misdemeanors , Coulter The Worm in the Apple: How the Teacher... , Brimelow Let Freedom Ring: Winning the War , Hannity The Savage Nation: Saving America , Savage Invasion: How America Still Welcomes Terrorists , Malkin Shakedown: Exposing the Real , Timmerman Breakdown: How America's Intelligence Failures , Gertz The Death of the West , Buchanan The Final Days: The Last, Desperate Abuses

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