Re: Veganism to be protected under the Equality Act yes/no?
Re: Veganism to be protected under the Equality Act yes/no?
People don't always appreciate that even a small amount of gluten can have painful after effects. So many foods have undeclared gluten as well - for example - ready ground white/black pepper is mixed with flour to stop it caking - but there is no warning of that on the tubs.Re: Veganism to be protected under the Equality Act yes/no?
Yes I agree. It's one thing to stick rigidly to a lifestyle that has strict boundaries on food, dress, religious practises etc. But you still have to both comply with the secular laws of the country you live in and not demand that people, organisations or communities who are not part of your belief system to submit to those beliefs and practices. THat is unless it has become part of that secular law system that they should. Like in this country active racism and racial vilification is against the law. But eating meat in a place where most people that live there are vegans isn't. Irefer to those incidents in your country, in Luton. Where you had Muslim men patrolling the streets telling women - non muslim anglo sax English women that is - to get off the street and 'cover up"..go home and obey their husband!...I couldn't believe it.Re: Veganism to be protected under the Equality Act yes/no?
Re: Veganism to be protected under the Equality Act yes/no?
Re: Veganism to be protected under the Equality Act yes/no?
Re: Veganism to be protected under the Equality Act yes/no?
I don't blame people for being Veggie or Vegan it's up to them what they eat, but it's some of the reasons why they are Veggie or Vegan that makes me smile......Re: Veganism to be protected under the Equality Act yes/no?
Re: Veganism to be protected under the Equality Act yes/no?
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