Discrimination resources

Stop Hate UK is a leading organisation working to challenge hate crime and discrimination. The home page links to important information on what is hate crime, how to report it and much more

True Vision is a comprehensive site that describes what hate crimes are, how to report them and how to find information about people who can help and support you if you are a victim of hate crime.

This page has many useful links for advice and guidance, legal resources, projects and policy work and general information on race equality.

A page with many resources on race discrimination including downloads, ACAS information, a protected characteristics video and links for further information

A page of ACAS resources for those who believe they have been discriminated on the grounds of their gender

A very comprehensive advice page covering sex discrimination in employment, education, provision of goods and services, advertising, charities, housing, sport and much more.

Covers rights protected by the Equality Act 2010 and the United Nations Convention on Disability Rights in areas such as employment, education and dealing with the policethe police

The link page to advice for those who believe they are being discriminated against, harassed or victimised due to their disability in the workplace, in their access to goods, facilities and services, when buying or renting property or in their access to public transport.

The home page of the leading pressure and support group for all lesbian, gay, bi and trans people, to equip and empower them at work, home and in their communities by challenging homophobic, biphobic and transphobic bullying, celebrating difference and improving inclusion.

Key links page on the ACAS site to their guide to sexual orientation discrimination: key points for the workplace and other resources.

A useful page that defines what qualifies as a philosophical belief, a religion or lack of religion or belief. It outlines the four major types of religion or belief discrimination and gives examples

Link to the ACAS downloadable guide: religion or belief and the workplace - a guide for employers and employees. The page contains other guidance such as accommodating religious beliefs in the workplace and making a claim for religion or belief discrimination.

A leading age charity, Age UK has a wide variety of helpful pages that deal with ageism and offer advice to those affected. This page defines ageism and gives examples. The navigation links to further useful pages on human rights, redundancy, retirement age and the implications of the Equality Act.

A Useful page on what the Equality Act covers with respect to gender reassignment discrimination, the different types of gender reassignment discrimination with examples and the circumstances when being treated differently due to gender reassignment may not be unlawful.

A fact sheet available to those registering for a free account on the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development website covering specific issues relating to gender reassignment, sexual orientation and sex discrimination

A useful page with a PDF link to rights during pregnancy. The page discusses pregnancy discrimination with examples and case studies and gives clear advice on where to go for more help.

This page describes how the Equality Act applies to marriage and civil partnership discrimination, which is limited to direct discrimination, indirect discrimination and victimisation. It also describes when being treated diferently would not be unlawful