A booklet helping young people understand their rights to fair treatment.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission's first three year strategic plan summarises our priorities and sets out a series of programmes and projects that we believe will help to make Britain a fairer, more equal place, with fewer of us likely to face discrimination. and more of us able to realise our potential to the full.

A step by step guide for disabled and less mobile passengers

A snail could crawl the entire length of the Great Wall of China in 212 years, just slightly longer than the 200 years it will take for women to be equally represented in Parliament. Five years on from the first Sex and Power report, the Commission publishes its first survey on women in positions of power and influence.

About the Equality and Human Rights Commission

This guide is designed to look at what human rights mean in the context of everyday life, how they have affected real people and why they are therefore so important.

A portrait of race in britain

Welcome to this first anniversary publication of the Equality and Human Rights Commission. We wanted to give people a flavour of what we do by highlighting the stories of 10 unique people whose lives have somehow been touched by the Commission. Some of the stories are inspirational, some funny, some just plain fascinating. Whether it’s the single mother wanting a fair deal for herself and her disabled child; the sports club bringing young footballers together; the father looking at how to make work more flexible or the organisation fighting for those who suffer domestic violence – we hope that One Year, Ten Stories gives an insight into what we believe the Commission is here to achieve. Real change for real people.