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This category contains 10 sites:

• Building a Human Rights Culture - Address to the Civil Service College Seminar, 9 December 1999, by the Home Secretary.
• Commission for Racial Equality, UK - The CRE is a publicly funded, independent organisation that exists to tackle racial discrimination and promote racial equality.
• Disability - on the agenda - Information of the New Deal for the Disabled initiative and disability rights. There is also a section on the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative which provides detailed guidelines for web authors on making their pages accessible to all.
• Equal Opportunities Commission - The expert body on equality between women and men in Great Britain, working to end sex discrimination.
• Human Rights - The Lord Chancellor's Department site providing a wide range of information on Human Rights issues. Includes the text of a number of speeches as well as details on legislation and a recommended reading list.
• Human Rights Unit - The Unit's main responsibility is to ensure the successful implementation of the Human Rights Act 1998, which incorporates into UK law rights and freedoms guaranteed by the European Convention on Human Rights. The Unit also maintains and develops the UK's
• Race Equality Unit - Provides information on various aspects of Race Relations and refugee resettlement.
• Racial Equality - Official publications and related websites on racial equality issues.
• The Human Rights Culture - Accompanying notes to a speech given by the Home Secretary to the Civil Service College Seminar.
• The Women's Unit - Explains the role of the unit in co-ordinating work across Whitehall departments as part of their effort to promote women's interests.

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