As long as your child is under 2 and it is a public service bus it is against the law to stop you feeding the baby. The person who stopped you could be prosecuted for this. If the child is very young (under 7 months old) they may be discriminating against you as well and you could take legal action against them for discrimination.

For more information on Discrimination, see the section on Discrimination.

Other Frequently asked questions about civil rights:

• Can you vote in the election if you live abroad?
• How do I arrange a proxy vote for someone?
• My local council made a mess of my housing benefit claim, although I did get the money in the end. Someone told me that there is an ombudsman who can help me complain about how my claim was handled
• How can I apply for a message from the Queen?
• What can I do about sex discrimination at work?
• I'm disabled - can I get help using my library?
• What can I do about race discrimination at work?
• If I vote in the Scottish Parliament elections does this prevent me from voting in the UK general election?
• Can I be treated unfairly because of my religion?