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Eileen Bell, deputy leader of the Alliance party, said: "This personal attack clearly demonstrates both the lack of tolerance and the extent of homophobia in the DUP.
This assumption is directly associated with a second problem: a lack of data about the extent of anti-Sikh hatred.
"There is a feeling that there is a lack of appreciation of the extent to which the UK economy is regionally diverse.
The city's traditional lack of transparency on the extent of cameras, and a legacy of illegal surveillance dating to Mayor Richard J. Daley, are woeful.
The "mistaken identity" assumption is directly associated with a second problem: a lack of data about the extent of anti-Sikh hatred.
"No amount of money or 'sorry' will make up for the lack of answers about the extent to which I was spied upon in every aspect of my most personal and intimate moments," she says.
"Despite the lack of clarity regarding the extent of war-related sexual violence, there is some evidence that it is a significant domestic problem which could be reinforced by cultural attitudes and entrenched by a lack of justice for those affected and for perpetrators".
