- Page 1: The Equality AuthorityAnnual Report
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- Page 11 and 12: Mr Thomas McCannIrish Traveller Mov
- Page 14 and 15: From the ChiefExecutive OfficerNial
- Page 16 and 17: continue to be allegations ofdiscri
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- Page 22: Casework Report 2004
- Page 25 and 26: There are very few casefiles on fam
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- Page 37 and 38: disability ground is the largest (3
- Page 39 and 40: the Traveller community (69%). 17 o
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attack caused by low blood sugar le
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of the feelings engendered between
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to be anonymised. The EuropeanConve
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operated by different Equality Offi
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Equal Status Act 2000Breakdown of a
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7. Patrick O’Brien v Molly B’s
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Employment Equality Act 1998 - Case
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Geographical BreakdownLeinster 6Mun
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Issues Included in the Previous Tab
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Enquiries to the PublicInformation
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een accorded an information functio
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Queries under the Employment Equali
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Queries under the Parental Leave Ac
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A Thematic Approachto EqualityThe m
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local community. It supports partic
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of 2004, work began on implementing
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Equal Status ReviewThe first Equal
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Health Board area for lesbian, gay
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provides support to assist employer
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These reviews were supported by fun
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places the Irish data in a comparat
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any change or innovation suggested
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CaseworkCasework under the Employme
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Dublin City Public Libraries• the
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Authority will explore issues in re
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adio. The key message was “Life w
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discrimination by association.Howev
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(ii) Residential Tenancies Act 2004
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The Intoxicating Liquor Act, 2003 c
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with gender dysphoria.b. extend the
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The integrated proofing template as
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NDP/CSF Evaluation Unit’s documen
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on the concept of strategic enforce
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Theme 6:Maintaining and developing
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Staff of the Authority (December 20
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North-SouthCo-operationRegional out
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Appendices
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Annual Report 2003 - SummaryA summa
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Research Project on the EffectiveRe
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Diversity at School(Edited by Anne
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employers’ organisations, trade u
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Appendix 2Representation onPolicy C
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Appendix 3Equality Authority JointI
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Appendix 4Criteria for beinggranted
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• The Respondent’s response to