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Douglas Johnson
Douglas Johnson is a discrimination specialist and a consultant.

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Description: Law and practice
Discrimination: update (Nov 20)
By Catherine Casserley (view page)
, Douglas Johnson (view page)
on Oct 2020
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“Imagine any MP today supporting legal aid lawyers being paid 85 per cent of assessed standard costs.”
By Douglas Johnson (view page)
on Sep 2020
Description: Discrimination cropped Librios
Discrimination: update (Jul/Aug 20)
By Catherine Casserley (view page)
, Douglas Johnson (view page)
on Jul 2020
Description: Housing cropped Librios
“Choices are so much easier when you have a secure home or a sunny garden in which to relax.”
By Douglas Johnson (view page)
on May 2020
Description: Vegan food
“To succeed in a tribunal, it is not enough to show your philosophical belief is genuinely held.”
By Douglas Johnson (view page)
on Feb 2020
Description: Discrimination cropped Librios
Discrimination: update (Nov 19)
By Catherine Casserley (view page)
, Douglas Johnson (view page)
on Nov 2019
Description: Vegan food
“The concept of philosophical belief is one of the most interesting areas for development of discrimination law.”
By Douglas Johnson (view page)
on Oct 2019
Description: Heavy traffic
“Ella Kissi-Debrah’s case has been a ground-breaking legal action as well as a heart-breaking personal one.”
By Douglas Johnson (view page)
on Jul 2019
Description: Discrimination cropped Librios
Discrimination: update (May 19)
By Catherine Casserley (view page)
, Douglas Johnson (view page)
on May 2019
Description: Parliament (sedmak iStock)
“It is ironic that access to legal aid for tenants could have saved the government from defeat.”
By Douglas Johnson (view page)
on Mar 2019
Discrimination cropped Librios
Discrimination: update (Nov 18)
By Catherine Casserley (view page)
, Douglas Johnson (view page)
on Nov 2018
Environment chimneys
“Polarisation between local and national decision-makers leads to a perceived lack of fairness.”
By Douglas Johnson (view page)
on Oct 2018
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