Explore the 2016 edition of Federal Discrimination Law, produced by the 黑料情报站 and LexisNexis. Learn about federal unlawful discrimination laws and significant case issues.
The High Court found that the Department of Immigration acted on the basis of an error of law when it refused to refer the plaintiff鈥檚 case to the Minister for Immigration for consideration of whether to allow her to make a protection visa application.
SUMMARY: Two sets of decisions issued last week by the High Court of Australia highlight the need for continuing discussion of options for improved legislative frameworks to protect freedom of expression and other human rights.
2012 DA v Commonwealth of Australia (Department Federal Police) Report into discrimination in employment on the basis of criminal record [2012] AusHRC 59
Change and Continuity: Review of the Federal Unlawful Discrimination Jurisdiction September 2000 - September 2002 This review was prepared following legislative changes affecting the enforceability of decisions made under federal discrimination law. Click on the links below to access: "Change and...
Mansoor and Mr IA v Commonwealth (DIBP) [2014] AusHRC 71 Media Release: President reports on Mansoor and Mr IA v Commonwealth of Australia (Department of Immigration and Border Protection)
[2014] AusHRC 74 MC and Hassan Ghanbari v Commonwealth of Australia (DIBP) Media Statement: President reports on MC and Hassan Ghanbari v Commonwealth of Australia (DIBP) [2014] AusHRC 74
Basikbasik v Commonwealth of Australia (Department of Immigration and Border Protection) [2014] AusHRC 77 Basikbasik v Commonwealth of Australia (Department of Immigration and Border Protection) Media Statement: President reports on Basikbasik v Commonwealth of Australia (DIBP) [2014] AusHRC 77