Synonyms for non-discrimination
non-dis·crim·i·na·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. non-discriminationnoun

   fairness in treating people without prejudice

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1. • Fairness

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1. List of paraphrases for "non-discrimination":

   nondiscrimination, non-discriminatory, anti-discrimination, discrimination

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1. Angela Merkel:

   We made it clear that we are ready to compromise, but always on the basis that we safeguard the core European principles, which include non-discrimination and free movement.

2. Jim Dabakis:

   I am proud that the LDS Church has seen fit to lead the way in non-discrimination, now, let's roll up our sleeves, get to work and pass a statewide nondiscrimination bill.

3. The Department:

   Google agreed to enhance future compliance proactively and review its current policies, procedures and practices related to hiring, compensation ; conduct analyses ; and take corrective action to ensure non-discrimination.

4. Suzanne Trimel:

   Many of them could ask within their own workplace (in these countries) for non-discrimination policies, they could also reach out to local LGBT communities and activists, and try to seek greater diversity in their workforces on the ground … make it clear that they are not accepting of repressive policies or persecutions, which, as we know, are endemic throughout the ‘Global South.’.

5. Philadelphia City Solicitor Diana Cortes:

   With today's decision, Supreme Court has usurped the City's judgment that a non-discrimination policy is in the best interests of the children in its care, with disturbing consequences for other government programs and services, at the same time, Philadelphia City is gratified that the Supreme Court did not, as the plaintiffs sought, radically change existing constitutional law to adopt a standard that would force court-ordered religious exemptions from civic obligations in every arena.