Race Relations Act 1976 (UK)

The Race Relations Act 1976 is a UK law that aims to promote equality and prevent discrimination based on race, ethnicity, or nationality. It builds on earlier legislation, strengthening protections for individuals in areas such as employment, housing, and public services. The Act makes it illegal to treat people unfairly or harass them because of their race, and it requires organizations to actively promote racial equality. It also established the Commission for Racial Equality to monitor and support compliance. Overall, the Act seeks to foster a fairer, more inclusive society by addressing racial discrimination.