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Livingstone and Bromley offered settlement after challenging EHRC over anti-semitism allegations
Former London Mayor Ken Livingstone

FORMER London mayor Ken Livingstone and ex-Labour councillor Pam Bromley accepted a settlement offer today from the Equality & Human Rights Commission (EHRC).

In its report into anti-semitism in the Labour Party in October 2020, the EHRC singled out Mr Livingstone and Ms Bromley for allegedly having “contributed” to “unlawful harassment related to Jewish race and religion.” 

The two politicians brought a legal challenge against the equalities watchdog, which was aimed at overturning parts of the quango’s report. 

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