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Ethnic minority academics speak out over unfair pay

13th January 201911th January 2019 Josie McFarlane 273 Views 0 Comment #academics, black, community, ethnic minority, Faith, Pay Gaps, Unfair Pay

More than a dozen ethnic minority academics from UK universities have come forward with allegations of unlawfully being paid less

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Ethnic minority academics earn less than white colleagues

14th December 2018 Josie McFarlane 426 Views 0 Comment Black and minority, education, ethnic minority, Pay, Pay gap, Teachers, unfair

When Meenakshi Sarkar landed a job as a teaching fellow at Leeds University after a successful career in business in

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Business Lifestyle

Support for ethnic minority entrepreneurs helps 11,000 businesses get off the ground

8th September 20188th September 2018 Josie McFarlane 312 Views 0 Comment #Business loan, #Finances, #Start-up, Business, entrepreneurs, ethnic minority, help, Money, Support

More than 1 in 5 government loans have gone to black, Asian and ethnic minority entrepreneurs. More than 11,000 black,

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Black male student

Black applicants ‘face more university fraud claims’

10th August 201810th August 2018 Josie McFarlane 569 Views 0 Comment Asian students, black, Black student, Black students, Clare Marchant, David Lammy, ethnic group, ethnic minority, fraud, fraud detection software, minority ethnic students, representative organisations, UCAS, undergraduate applicants, universities and colleges, Universities UK, University, university applications, verification service

Black students are more likely to have their university applications flagged for potential fraud or errors than any other ethnic

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Business Lifestyle

More action urged on women’s human rights

9th August 20188th August 2018 Josie McFarlane 517 Views 0 Comment #metoo, black, black and minority ethnic, bullying, community, disabled, Discrimination Against Women, ethnic minority, gender pay gap, human rights, inequality in pay, Judith Robertson, lone mothers, misogynistic, Scotland, Scottish government, Scottish Human Rights Commission, security system, sexual harassment., SHRC, social security system, women's rights

A new Scottish security system is an opportunity to protect and enhance women’s rights in Scotland, campaigners have said. The

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Black Teacher

Racism in schools ‘putting off’ non-white teachers

8th August 20187th August 2018 Josie McFarlane 573 Views 0 Comment black, black and minority ethnic groups, Black teacher, community, ethnic minority, ethnic minority backgrounds, ethnic minority communities, Faith, Initial Teacher Education, Mrs Iwobi, Race Council Cymru, Racism, schools, teaching assistants, trainee teachers, traumatic experiences, Uzo Iwobi, Welsh government, Welsh Government report

Fewer than 30 non-white people began teacher training in Wales last year. Just 2% of those in Initial Teacher Education

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Over 100 Christians sent to ‘re-education’ camps in Xinjiang, China

5th February 201810th August 2018 Josie McFarlane 7201 Views 0 Comment anti-terror, authorities, China, Christianity, Christians, church, communist ideology, crackdown, discimination, ethnic minority, God, militant Islamists, mind-transformation centres, monitored, Muslim, Muslims in China, Open Doors, re-education camp, separatist groups, surveillance, surveillance cameras, Three Self Churches, Tibetan Buddhist, Uyghur, Wall Street Journal, Xinjiang province

More than 100 Christians have been sent to ‘re-education’ camps in China’s north-western Xinjiang province over the past few months

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