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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Equality and Human Rights Commission Reports on Caste, commissioned by the EHRC relied on the same Orientalist ideas of the caste system that went into framing the wider discourse, and questions how reliable and useful such research can be for implementing law.

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Caste Discrimination Legislation: Implications for Business, Employers and Organizations,rges 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.

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Intellectuals and the Indian Traditions,edge on India and the caste system, in particular, why it has been difficult to formulate alternatives to Orientalist knowledge and why ‘colonial consciousness’ persists among Indian intellectuals despite formal decolonization. It argues that this is partly why Indian intellectuals have failed to pr

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,Caste and Continuing Foreign Interference in India’s Internal Affairs,law. It examines how transnational activism for proselytism is a key reason why caste has emerged in the discourse of the Churches, Dalit organizations, and Parliament. The UK legislation is part of a wider campaign going back at least to the 2001 World Conference against Racism where an attempt was