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Kemi Badenoch is sparking national debate by proposing to scrap the public sector equality duty, claiming it hampers police response times and prioritizes racial allegations over other crimes — a stance tied to the tragic murder of Henry Nowak. Her plan, part of a sweeping Equality Act overhaul, echoes her past resistance to equality legislation, including the controversial Sewell report. Critics, including Liz Kendall, warn the move would leave vulnerable groups like pregnant workers and disabled people exposed to discrimination, rolling back vital protections. As the government prepares to unveil further details, the proposal has ignited fierce controversy over how best to balance equality and public service efficiency.

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