Sentence examples for removing discrimination from inspiring English sources

One piece called for the election to focus on removing discrimination against women.

Victoria has moved closer towards equal adoption rights for same-sex couples, with the state government starting the process of removing discrimination from the adoption system.

And of course, there are situations where we want to know a person's sex or gender for the purposes of removing discrimination and furthering human rights: for example, how can we know the extent of the wage gap otherwise?

The ACT legislative assembly on Tuesday passed an historic law legalising marriage between adults of the same sex, becoming the first jurisdiction in the country to succeed in removing discrimination against same-sex couples.

Labor's policy states "since the campaign to decriminalise homosexuality, to the present day, Labor governments have consistently been at the forefront of removing discrimination and fighting for the equal rights of LGBTI Australians".

Charles Kidd, editor of Debrett's Peerage and Baronetage, said the alteration was expected, especially in light of moves to pass legislation removing discrimination surrounding women succeeding to the throne.

Harris is claiming to want to remove discrimination from our constitution.

Yet in time other laws too (on artificial insemination, for example) were changed to remove discrimination.

In 1971, we fought to remove discrimination not just against our ethnicity, but against our gender.

Weatherill said he would introduce legislation to remove discrimination in South Australia and would continue to advocate for marriage equality nationally.

The logic is obvious: if same-sex marriage removes discrimination, then those against it favour discrimination; they are little better than racists.