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Rights and Equality: A job done or never-ending story?

Mon 30 April 2007, 4:44pm

Tom Geoghegan examines the impact of gay rights campaigning in the context of the introduction of the Equality Act in England and Wales. However the article raises a question applicable to all equality and rights campaigning, when is the job done? If strong legislation is in place with regulatory bodies to enforce is it time to think success has been achieved? Time to shift from campaigning to monitoring? Or new sources of complaint to be found and raised?

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