Alex Geert Castermans (University of Leiden – Faculty of Law) has posted Human Rights and Their Safeguards in the Private Sphere (Ineke Boerefijn & Jenny Goldschmidt (eds), HUMAN RIGHTS AND THEIR SAFEGUARDS IN THE PRIVATE SPHERE, Antwerp: Intersentia, pp. 85-93, 2007) on SSRN. Here is the abstract:
This chapter on the Dutch Equal Treatment Law descibes as its aim the freedom of discrimination in the areas of labour, housing and education. Does the law offer employees, tenants and students safeguards in an appropriate way? And what is the effect of the law on the position of employers, landlords and schools? Does the law take their legitimate interests into account? For example, is the law clear enough on what people should live up to?