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Equality fight for minority ethnic applicants goes on at South Lanarkshire Council
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dailyrecord.co.ukwas about recruitment statistics for the council – an issue, along with the online abuse, that almost drove Mo to quit because he was “fed up” with the lack of change.
Mo added: “What happens with an ethnic minority councillor or politician is that you are put up to a higher standard.“Anything at all gets put in and you get slaughtered.
Absolutely slaughtered. No matter how innocent a comment you make online, they will jump on it. Last year, I was seriously thinking about throwing in the towel.
You’re under a lot of pressure and I was fed up – fed up with the pressure and fed up with the abuse more than anything else.“This year, I think I broke the back of it.
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Con 23 voti favorevoli (Partito Democratico, Città comune, Movimento 5 stelle, Coalizione civica, gruppo misto-Nessuno resti indietro) e 5 non votanti (Leg e Fratelli d’Italia) il Consigli comunale di Bologna ha approvato l’odg a sostegno del ddl recante misure di prevenzione e contrasto della discriminazione e della violenza per motivi legati al sesso, al genere, all’orientamento sessuale e all’identità di genere in discussione alla Camera. Presentato, a inizio seduta, dalla consigliera Gabriella Montera e firmato dal consigliere Andrea Colombo e dalle consigliere Roberta Li Calzi e Isabella Angiuli (Partito Democratico), l’odg crecepisce una specifica proposta di Rete Re.a.dy, che è stata presentata a Montecitorio il 30 settembre.
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