What an anti-discrimination law should look like


 A constructive rather than a punitive approach would be more likely to achieve the goal of promoting equality. 

LAST month, I wrote about the need for the Government to take steps to enact laws to deal with unfair discrimination, in response to the controversial revelation that frontline staff working in certain hotels are forbidden to wear the headscarf (hijab).

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Opinion , Syahredzan Johan , columnist

   

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