A fascinating story has emerged from Hawaii. According to the Pink Paper, a couple from Los Angeles have filed a lawsuit against a bed and breakfast in Hawaii, claiming they were refused a room because they were lesbians.
The story has parallels with the B&B controversies in this country which saw the Equality Act goods and services provisions tested legally, politically and socially. It's interesting to see a similar sort of testing in another part of the world, indicating the process that such laws perhaps inevitably, must go through.
Check out the full story here.
Tuesday 20 December 2011
Lesbian couple file lawsuit against Hawaii hotel
Posted by Chris Ashford on 10:43 in discrimination equality act Goods and Services Law tourism USA | Comments : 0
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