2017
DOI: 10.18261/issn.2387-4546-2017-01-02
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Solberg-regjeringens forslag til reformerpå diskrimineringsfeltet:

Abstract: STIKKORD likestilling, diskriminering, reell likhet, effektiv sanksjonering, håndheving, individuelt og strukturelt vern SUMMARY This article provides a critical analysis of the Solberg-government's equality and anti-discrimination reform. The government has recently presented a new unified and gender-neutral equality and anti-discrimination bill, which will explicitly prohibit intersectional discrimination. It also proposes a new law enforcement system, which will have the power to grant economic compensation… Show more

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“…The low-threshold enforcement and monitoring system of the Ombud and the Tribunal entails significant limitations, however. 3 For instance, very few discrimination cases have been taken to court (see Norges offentlige utredninger, 2011; see also Hellum and Blaker Strand, 2017;Ketscher, 2019). Despite recent amendments to strengthen low-threshold enforcement (see Holst, 2020), Norway's ambitious equality and anti-discrimination legislation has mainly functioned as a symbolic legal statement.…”
Section: Equality Legislationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The low-threshold enforcement and monitoring system of the Ombud and the Tribunal entails significant limitations, however. 3 For instance, very few discrimination cases have been taken to court (see Norges offentlige utredninger, 2011; see also Hellum and Blaker Strand, 2017;Ketscher, 2019). Despite recent amendments to strengthen low-threshold enforcement (see Holst, 2020), Norway's ambitious equality and anti-discrimination legislation has mainly functioned as a symbolic legal statement.…”
Section: Equality Legislationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…48 The Norwegian anti-discrimination system, on the other hand, is far more potent than the Danish system, and enjoys cross-political support for its work. While the decision to remove the case-deciding abilities of the Ombud has been criticised, 49 the system remains considerably more developed than its Danish counterpart, both in terms of available resources and staffing, and in terms of the quality of its decisions. This difference is particularly apparent in the tendency of the Norwegian system to act as a 'court-like' entity, developing procedures, principles of interpretation, and standards of proof that closely resemble that of the formal court system.…”
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confidence: 99%