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Revised regulations set out the process for the conversion of civil partnerships into marriages, giving couples more choice.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Minister for Human Rights, Baroness Anelay, delivered a speech at Portcullis House to mark World Death Penalty Day.
A message from the Deputy Prime Minister to mark World Mental Health Day.
Thai Chargé d’Affaires summoned over concerns about investigation into Hannah Witheridge and David Miller’s murders.
Survey coinciding with Body Confidence Week finds half of adults think prospects are affected by looks.
Foreign Office Minister Baroness Anelay and Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on the Death Penalty, Baroness Stern, issued a joint statement to mark the day.
On Friday, 10 October, 2014 The British High Commissioner to Sri Lanka H E John Rankin issued a statement to mark The World Day Against the Death Penalty.
Declaração Conjunta de 10 de outubro de 2014
Women representation on FTSE 100 boards continues to increase.
2014 台灣歐盟司法交流計畫即將在下週舉行,針對人權議題交換意見
2014 EU Taiwan Judicial Exchange Programme to take place next week
Education Secretary and Minister for Women and Equalities speaks at the Wealth Management Association’s annual conference.
UK and Canada announce joint mission to Iraq to support survivors of sexual violence by ISIL.
The Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission has published a report on Cracking the code: how schools can improve social mobility
14 uniformed youth groups will benefit from round 1 of the £10 million Uniformed Youth Social Action Fund. Round two of funding is now open.
We will help social action projects that support people at the end of life and their families through a new fund worth up to £1 million.
UK remains committed to tackling gender discrimination and achieving equality
Regulations to ensure employers meet equal pay legislation requirements.
UK expresses concern about the situation in Hong Kong and encourages all parties to engage in constructive discussion.
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