Anti-discrimination law
The Belgian anti racism law – July 30th 1981 [amended in 10th may 2007]
- Protects minorities
Collective Labor Agreement – 7th May 1996
- Prevent racial discrimination against immigrant workers.
Law combating Discrimination – 25th Feb 2003
- Prohibits discrimination based on race.
Equal treatment I employment and professional training.
Implementation of the principle of equal treatment:
- Prohibits direct and indirect discrimination based on race and ethnic origins,
The Gender Law: prohibits discrimination based on sex, including discrimination based on pregnancy, childbirth, motherhood, and sex change.
European Anti discrimination law
Belgian Anti Discrimination law: 2007
- Includes trans people.
- Age, sexual orientation, civil status, birth, wealth, faith or personal belief, political orientation, language, current or future health status, handicap, physical or genetic disorder, social origin.
- Extends to public and private like under the Racism and Gender Laws
Constitution 2007
Law aiming at punishing certain acts inspired by racism and xenophobia (1981, amended 2007)