As a descriptive concept, equality is, by definition, an adjectival relation between entities that are identical in some specific respect. No two entities can ...

In common terminology, equality means equal income, equal distribution of wealth and equal treatment with every individual. But this is not the correct meaning ...

We are all of equal value as human beings and are all entitled to equal opportunity to enjoy our lives and fulfil our potential. Equality of opportunity will be ...

The concept of equality implies that all people, as human beings, are entitled to the same rights and opportunities to develop their skills and talents, and to ...

An equal society recognises the diverse needs, situations and goals of individuals, removes discrimination and prejudice, and tackles the economic, political, ...

The word equality is defined as “the state or quality of being equal; correspondence in quantity, degree, value, rank, or ability.” Page 3. 3. Equality is ...

and talents. ' In other words, equality means ensuring everyone has equal opportunities, receives fair, non-discriminatory treatment and the support they need ...

We now explore the term 'equality', defined in two ways: first, that which concerns equality as a starting point to life; second, equality as an outcome.

➢The term equality means, the fact of being equal in rights, status, and advantages. By equality, we generally mean that all men are equal and all should be ...

The Principles on Equality are based on legal concepts that have evolved in inter- national, regional and national human rights or equality jurisprudence.