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Pernell Grant’s victory in his four year quest for justice in his case of discrimination against Apex Limited is not only a story of one man’s courage and perseverance, but also highlights how Bermudians continue to be discriminated against even in t...

The head of an association representing the majority of construction employers in Bermuda has condemned discrimination in the workplace. Charles Dunstan, president of the Construction Association of Bermuda, was speaking after a Human Rights Commissi...

A local construction company wanted black Bermudians on the job site in order to justify work permits, but had no real intentions of promoting or training black Bermudians for the job. That was the crux of a board of inquiry ruling handed down yester...

A former police officer who claims he was discriminated against because of his perceived obesity, may see his case go before a Human Rights tribunal. Ian DeAlie took the Commissioner of Police to court following his transfer from the Bermuda Police S...

There rarely seems to be a time when the statement “Bermuda is different” is meant in a positive or exemplary way. Instead, it always seems to be as a rationale for shoddy service, poor performance or some other exception to the rule. It is difficul...

Human Rights campaigner Claire Smith has also called on Families Minister Glenn Blakeney to explain how he plans to tackle Bermuda’s lack of protection for non-heterosexuals. Ms Smith added her voice to criticism of Mr Blakeney for breaking his promi...

Families Minister Glenn Blakeney’s reported plan to exclude landlords and churches from a ban on discriminating against non-heterosexuals has provoked alarm from Amnesty International. Human rights are non-negotiable and do not allow for half-measure...