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Persons who Experienced Discrimination in the Previous 2 Years

Persons who Experienced Discrimination in the Previous 2 Years

This indicator refers to the percentage of persons aged 18 years and over that felt they had been discriminated against in the previous 2 years.

Under Irish law, discrimination takes place when one person or a group of persons are treated less favourably than others because of their:

Gender
Civil status
Family status
Religion
Sexual orientation
Age
Disability
Race (including colour, nationality, ethnic or national origins)
Membership of the Traveller community
and/or Housing assistance in relation to the provision of residential accommodation

Frequency: Every 5 years
Series: Equality and Discrimination
Source: CSO
International Comparability: Eurostat

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