Not long ago, Pro Publica reported on the extensive age discrimination that seemed to be (that is, without legal determination of such) taking place at IBM in the course of their Reduction in Force exercise.
Although there is controversy about how extensive genetic discrimination is (Wertz [2002], for example, questions whether fears are "overblown"), a number of documented cases involving insurers and employers give cause for concern (Billings et al. 1992).
And even in states where extensive transgender discrimination protections do exist, some people still have to jump through many hoops to get the care they deserve.
Italy, much like Germany, has extensive anti-discrimination and anti-fascism legislation that goes back to the period after World War II.
Instead, it held extensive hearings about discrimination in voting — gathering a mountain of evidence accounting for current political conditions.
Bernardi's call also increases pressure on the attorney general, George Brandis, to include extensive exemptions to discrimination law in proposed amendments to the Marriage Act.
The prospect of extensive exemptions to discrimination law would provide a further reason for Labor and others to block the plebiscite, and and could split the yes vote if the plebiscite went ahead.
We look forward to strong action by the FIGC [Italian FA]." Russia has also had extensive problems with discrimination, most recently highlighted by a Zenit St Petersburg fans' group issuing a statement calling on the Russian club not to sign black or gay players.
"Conditions in Cameroon are difficult, and Baka do suffer extensive disadvantage and discrimination," Dickie wrote in an e-mail to VICE News.
