Combined discrimination: research into prevalence and experiences
Research into the prevalence and experience of combined discrimination, which is a distinct type of discrimation based on a combination of factors, such as age and sex.
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This research aims to provide a deeper understanding of instances and experiences of combined discrimination, and of seeking redress in the current context. This is where someone experiences discrimination on a combination of grounds which interact with each other to create distinct and specific discrimination.
The research brings together socio-legal and lived experience research. It explores the impact of the law in its current context, with deep insights on people’s lived experience. It also highlights challenges and opportunities around commencing section 14 of the Equality Act 2010, and consideration of the practicalities.
This is an independent piece of research. The findings and recommendations do not constitute official government guidance or policy.