The ECJ has handed down an important decision, dealing with indirect discrimination, in CHEZ Razpredelenie Bulgaria AD v Komisia za zashtita ot diskriminatsia.
The ECJ holds that individuals can claim indirect discrimination even if they fall outside the class affected by the provision, criterion or practice.
Sound a bit dry and boring? Well, it's not, as this blog from Lewis Silkin shows. Read it.
The ECJ holds that individuals can claim indirect discrimination even if they fall outside the class affected by the provision, criterion or practice.
Sound a bit dry and boring? Well, it's not, as this blog from Lewis Silkin shows. Read it.
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