Straight man taunted for being gay backed by EHRC

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has taken up the case of a 56-year-old married man who was repeatedly taunted at work about being gay because he lives in Brighton.

An employment tribunal and an appeal tribunal have both rejected his claims of sexual discrimination.

Stephen English suffered years of abuse and insinuation from colleagues at Thomas Sanderson Blinds, based near Portsmouth, where he had worked in sales.

Now the EHRC are to pay for his case to go to the Court of Appeal... (3 more words)

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