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Former soldiers in Nepal's Gurkha forces, which have served in the British Army for almost two centuries, charged Britain with unfair treatment and career discrimination and are seeking $2.9 billion in compensation.

Or when people with disabilities faced physical exclusion and career discrimination?

Since the importance of the researchers' selection and career development in medicine and the consequential impact on European citizens' health we do believe the definition of such a high level of perceived and actual career discrimination should be carefully evaluated by policymakers.

He has spent a career fighting discrimination cases as a federal prosecutor, then, under President Bill Clinton, as deputy chief of the Civil Rights Division, and finally as head of civil rights enforcement at the Health and Human Services Department.

Instead, Senator Sessions has spent his career distributing discrimination equally across the marginalized communities in America.

Studies have identified different categories of obstacle for female physicians, including rigidity of the organization and professional career, sexual discrimination, psychological barriers, career motivation and family responsibilities [ 29, 13, 30].

Some players overcome their humble beginnings and have successful careers despite discrimination, others aren't as lucky.

Ms. Hetherington said that early in her career she suffered discrimination because she was a woman.

What's more, homosexual people can't feel inferior here, because there is no professional, career or social discrimination against them," the Russian President told the BBC.

What's more, homosexual people can't feel inferior here because there is no professional career or social discrimination against them.