Titlebook: Against Caste in British Law; A Critical Perspecti Prakash Shah Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 UK equality

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Conclusion,The conclusion reviews the book’s arguments and makes the point that the background to caste is important in understanding how law is currently made about it and how such developments can be manipulated to achieve ulterior aims unrelated to caste discrimination in the United Kingdom.

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Respiratory Muscle Fatigue in Children,t provision on caste has not yet been implemented. The case creates difficulties given that it is now unclear what the reach of the existing law is and a question remains whether the Equality Act’s provision on caste should be brought into force. The account draws on documents revealed by the intervening party, the EHRC.

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Respiratory Muscle Fatigue in Children,d into current British discourse, explaining how the Christian-Orientalist account retains contemporary salience, and provides a justification for continued Christian proselytism in India. The seemingly contradictory role of the National Secular Society, which took a stand in favour of the caste provision, is explored.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-6036-7rges of discrimination. This chapter explains the pressures to be faced within litigation, including the burden and standard of proof. It points to the impact on the associational freedom of Indian communities, including possible impact on charity status and fund-raising.