Description

Over the past fifty years, England has experienced considerable immigration, and as as result, the population has become increasingly religiously and culturally diverse. This has inevitably raised fundamental questions about individual and group rights, and how the political and legal system should view diversity. Freedom of Religion, Minorities, and the Law clearly sets out and analyses these issues within their legal context, including; the 1998 Human Rights Act, the recent EC Equality Directives, and the UK Equality Bill.