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GCSE Citizenship Studies · key term
Unfair treatment of a person because of a characteristic such as race, sex, religion or disability.
Used by AQA and Edexcel
Paper 1, Paper 2
Revise: Rights, Duties, Equalities and FreedomsUnfair treatment on these grounds is discrimination.
Unfair treatment of a person because of who they are, such as their religion, ethnicity or disability.
Distinguish inequality from discrimination: unequal access to resources is not automatically evidence of discrimination.
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Unfair treatment that disadvantages people because of who they are, such as their race or sex.
Unfair treatment of a person because of a characteristic such as their race, sex or disability.
Paper 1, Paper 2
Unfair treatment connected to a person’s characteristics, such as their race, sex, disability or religion.
Revise: Mutual Respect and UnderstandingNeither requires accepting abuse, discrimination or violence. Respecting people is not the same as agreeing with every idea they express.
Unfair treatment because of a characteristic such as race, sex or disability.
