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The law and the beautiful: a critical analysis of how Kenyan Law addresses appearance discrimination
Appearance discrimination is an example of how discrimination mutates and continues to permeate in society undetected. Appearance discrimination is propagated subconsciously in most instances, hence making it hard to recognize or even regulate. Consequently, appearance discrimination is described as...
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Department of Public Law
2024
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