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Book Title: Research Handbook on Not-For-Profit Law
Editor(s): Harding, Matthew
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
ISBN: 9781785369988
Section: Chapter 10
Section Title: Not-for-profit organizations and equality law
Author(s): du Toit, François
Number of pages: 21
Abstract/Description:
This chapter considers to what extent, and in what ways, not-for-profit activity should be constrained by the norms of anti-discrimination law. In doing so the chapter reflects on the distinction between public and private in the legal system, the values of equality and autonomy, and the proper remit of private law in a constitutional order. The chapter shows that questions about not-for-profits and discrimination arise in common law, civilian and hybrid jurisdictions alike; it also shows that those questions cannot be confined comfortably to not-for-profit law. For example, the chapter considers the possibility that if charitable trusts entailing discrimination are to be struck down or varied on anti-discrimination grounds, then so must discriminatory ‘private’ trusts be struck down.
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