Equinet Policy Formation Working Group Zuzana Pavlíčková Legal Expert for External Relations Slovak National Centre for Human Rights.

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Equinet Policy Formation Working Group Zuzana Pavlíčková Legal Expert for External Relations Slovak National Centre for Human Rights

 Intersectional issues (multiple discrimination)  Tensions between the ground of religion and belief and other grounds  Practices of equality bodies

 Gender (Muslim headscarves, men from religious minorities)  Racial or ethnic origin  Age (education, social care settings for older people)  Religion and socio-economic status

 Gender (sexual health, reproductive rights, abortion, family life)  Gender identity (recognition of genders)  Sexual orientation (religious ethos, same sex marriages and civil partnerships)

 Seminar on religiosity and sexual orientation issues (Belgium)  Discussions with churches, employers and trade unions, NGOs, media, political representatives (Northern Ireland)  Guidance for employers on managing issues of grounds in tension (Great Britain)  Statements to support LGBT people (Serbia)