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Chapter 4 - Comparisons When Equality Rights Are in Conflict
Robin Allen
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Making Comparisons in Equality Law

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17 September 2020

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08 October 2020, pp 292-347
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This chapter discusses the comparisons made in cases where there is a conflict of equality rights by reference to four cases in the Supreme Court, Bull v Hall and Preddy, the Jewish Free School case, the Gay Cake Case and the Paulley the wheel cahris on buses case. It considers what is the best way to resolve those conflcits and where and how the comparison of the rights should be made.

Reflections on the Issue of Reproductive Health in Argentina: Challenges for Egalitarian Access
Mariana Lavalle, Mercedes Robba
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Legal Information Management / Volume 15 / Issue 2 / June 2015

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19 June 2015, pp. 121-131

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June 2015
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This article, by Mercedes Robba and Mariana Lavalle, deals with the civil right to reproduction and procreative liberty aroused by the Argentinian legislation and Court's decisions, in the light of the new concept of family in the country. This contribution focuses exclusively on the barriers to equal access to reproductive health in Argentina, taking into account infertility, infecundity and childlessness, according to the right to raise a family in conditions of equality and freedom.

Is Equal Marriage an Anglican Ideal?
Gill Henwood
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Journal of Anglican Studies / Volume 13 / Issue 1 / May 2015

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01 December 2014, pp. 92-113
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A critical conversation between the Church of England's response to the Government's consultation on Equal Civil Marriage 2012, questions arising from professional parish practice as a priest, and literature in this area of research. The article explores the theological significance of ‘equal marriage’ (equal access to marriage and equality within marriage) as a Christian possibility within the Church of England, with contemporary approaches to gender and sexuality.

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Chapter 4 - Comparisons When Equality Rights Are in Conflict

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Reflections on the Issue of Reproductive Health in Argentina: Challenges for Egalitarian Access

Is Equal Marriage an Anglican Ideal?