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The 48-year-old's request, which was backed by Lord Carey, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, asked the court to consider creating a panel of five specialist judges to hear religious discrimination cases being brought the courts.

As the laws protecting sexual minorities become better known (whether through direct experience with the law or through high-profile discrimination cases being discussed in the media), attitudes can be expected to slowly change in the same way that has been seen with other civil rights laws.

Immigrant rights groups say the actual number of discrimination cases is probably much higher.

Remuneration caps were removed in 1994, at which time the maximum compensation for discrimination cases was $11,000 $15,80000).

Lord Carey's comments that there will be civil unrest over such discrimination cases was "dangerous nonsense", said Mr Sanderson.

Discrimination cases are based on evidence that qualified borrowers have been ill-treated because of race, sex or national origin.

Ms. Bravo of 9to5 says she believes that pregnancy discrimination cases are undercounted because many women are afraid to make waves.

Almost half of all applicants in sex discrimination cases, and more than a third of those in race discrimination cases, are awarded less than £2,000.

In 2008-09, only 3 per cent of sex discrimination cases were won at tribunal and 42 per cent of cases were withdrawn before a final hearing.

Supervisors or other individuals who lose in Finra discrimination cases are not required to reveal it in their public Finra broker dossiers, which include disciplinary actions.

For women signing so-called mandatory arbitration agreements, discrimination cases are handled in private proceedings run by arbitration panels of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the industry's self regulator.