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The NAHT's Mr Bowen said he believed a lot of the problems stemmed from a legal judgement in 2018, which found that younger members of government schemes were effectively discriminated against.

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Ali, who won a landmark case against the Green Party of England and Wales in February 2024, has accused the party of "procedural abuse", and continuing to discriminate against him for his gender critical beliefs.

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Once the bill becomes law, the government will ban Section 21 "no-fault" evictions, give tenants greater rights to challenge rent increases and make it illegal to discriminate against prospective tenants on benefits.

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There is also a UC-wide investigation alleging the system discriminates against Jews in hiring, retention and promotion.

Perry noted that Kirk’s Turning Point USA had placed him on its Professor Watchlist, a website that says it aims to expose professors “who discriminate against conservative students and advance leftist propaganda.”

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