Vetting a candidate's online activity is not unlawful, but employers need to be careful they are not basing recruitment decisions on discriminatory factors – for example, age, race, sex, religion, sexual orientation and political beliefs.
The Council of Europe, the intergovernmental body responsible for enforcing human-rights laws in Europe (its membership is much larger than the European Union and includes Russia, among others), uses a definition of "political prisoner" that is a bit broader and includes, for example, discriminatory application of laws.
Non-spatial factors also play an important role, for example, discriminatory housing policy toward the Blacks in the neighborhoods in certain American cities [14, 22, 29].
Individual trustees acting in their private capacity might engage in other forms of discriminatory conduct; for example, they might refuse to join clubs that have Jewish members.
For example, discriminatory practices are barriers that prevent the performance regardless of capacity.
For example: a discriminatory job reference.
Civil rights lawyers have maintained that local governments are much less likely now than in the past to adopt overtly discriminatory strategies that, for example, actually reduced existing black voting strength.
To summarise, it seems that when neuroscience findings are covered by the mainstream press, they're invariably interpreted in questionable ways in order to support political ideology or predetermined views and theories, up to and including discriminatory stereotypes - for example about homosexuals.
EXAMPLE 18 Discriminatory Parental Leave Policy.
Some highly polymorphic VNTR loci have different powers of discrimination among strains from different regions; for example the discriminatory power of ETRE among strains from Jiangsu [ 22] and MIRU26 among strains from Shanghai [ 23] is much greater than among strains from Beijing.
