Person: Trevor Phillips

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'More than half of Muslims in Britain' think homosexuality should be illegal

More than half of Muslims in Britain think homosexuality should be illegal, while 47% believe teachers should not be gay, a survey has revealed.

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Equality chief dismisses slur

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'Top Gear' slur just schoolboy provocation, says equality chief

soccer

Crouch comments could be racist: Agents

Lessons in tolerance are far better than learning the language of rights

world

Segregation regarded as radical option

Race watchdog in class claim

BLACK boys may have to be taught in separate classes from their white peers to help them do better at school, Britain’s leading race relations watchdog claimed yesterday.

Mon, 07 Mar, 2005

Racism 'rife in football administration'

Racism in recruitment at the highest level of the British football industry is still a major problem, the Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) said today.

Mon, 11 Oct, 2004

Race chief up for ethnic diversity award

Trevor Phillips, the chairman of the Commission for Racial Equality who sparked controversy by calling for an end to the UK's “outdated” multicultural policies, is up for an ethnic diversity award, it emerged today.

Thu, 22 Apr, 2004

Kilroy-Silk posing as ‘24 carat martyr’

THE head of the Commission for Racial Equality yesterday accused Robert Kilroy-Silk of posing as a ‘24-carat martyr’ and called for him to issue an apology for his article in which he called Arabs “suicide bombers, limb-amputators, women repressors”.

Mon, 12 Jan, 2004

Kilroy-Silk 'trying to defend the indefensible'

The head of the Commission for Racial Equality today accused Robert Kilroy-Silk of posing as a “24-carat martyr” and called for him to issue an apology for his article in which he called Arabs “suicide bombers, limb-amputators, women repressors”.

Sun, 11 Jan, 2004

Kilroy article not racist, says Sunday Express

The Sunday Express today rejected suggestions the article it published by BBC presenter Robert Kilroy-Silk was racist.

Sat, 10 Jan, 2004