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Rights and Freedoms25 September 2025Submission
Visit of UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention to Australia
Learn more about how the Commission is urging UN action on arbitrary detention in prisons, immigration centres and care settings. -
Legal24 September 2025News story
Combatting climate-related misinformation and disinformation
The Commission has made a submission to the Senate Select Committee on Information Integrity on Climate Change and Energy. The submission recognises that climate-related misinformation and disinformation potentially diminishes human rights by undermining informed public debate. 'Misinformation' and 'disinformation' can be broadly defined as: misinformation: Incorrect information shared… -
Sex Discrimination24 September 2025News story
Sex Discrimination Commissioner's National Press Club Address
Sex Discrimination Commissioner Dr Anna Cody delivered a powerful National Press Club Address on gender discrimination in Australia. -
Technology and Human Rights23 September 2025Submission
Information Integrity on Climate Change and Energy
Learn more about the need to balance rights when combatting climate-related misinformation and disinformation. -
Legal23 September 2025Publication
Mr NN v Commonwealth of Australia (Department of Home Affairs)
Mr NN v Commonwealth of Australia (Department of Home Affairs) (2025) AusHRC 183 Report into arbitrary detention ºÚÁÏÇ鱨վ 2025 -
22 September 2025Conciliation register
2025-03-09
The complainant is of Chinese ethnic and racial origin and alleged the respondent council erected a sign in English and Chinese stating 'no spitting, littering or smoking'. The complainant said that in response to concerns raised with council that the sign appeared to single out Chinese people, council made references to 'Western culture' and 'other cultures' and stated the sign promoted -
22 September 2025Conciliation register
2025-03-08
The complainant has a psychosocial disability and has an assistance animal. He alleged a nurse at the respondent medical practice refused to see him to take blood samples because he was accompanied by his assistance dog. The medical practice denied discriminating against the complainant and indicated a willingness to participate in conciliation. The complaint was resolved by conciliation… -
22 September 2025Conciliation register
2025-03-07
The complainant uses a wheelchair and does not have a car. She lives in an area recently affected by a natural disaster and sought to purchase milk from a fast-food outlet that was selling staples through its drive-through window. The complainant alleged she was told she could not use the drive-through window in her wheelchair. The fast-food outlet noted it was experiencing significant… -
22 September 2025Conciliation register
2025-03-06
The complainant has tongue cancer and is unable to speak. He alleged the respondent insurance company refused to communicate with him by email regarding and insurance claim and instead insisted he must speak with the company by phone. The insurer said it investigated the complainant’s claims but saw no evidence that it declined to communicate with the complainant by email. The insurer… -
22 September 2025Conciliation register
2025-03-05
The complainant worked in smoke testing and cleaning roles with the respondent construction company. He alleged the company made him redundant after he injured his knee at work, telling him he was a liability to the company. He said the company retracted the redundancy but he feared his ongoing employment was uncertain. The company claimed that despite a lengthy workers’ compensation process… -
22 September 2025Conciliation register
2025-03-04
The complainant has epilepsy and applied for a role as an industrial painter and blaster with the respondent mining company. The complainant said he provided information from his treating doctor to the company declaring him fit to perform the role, but claimed the company sought additional information, including from a neurologist. He alleged the company delayed the recruitment process and… -
22 September 2025Conciliation register
2025-03-03
The complainant has a disability that affects her mobility and is a resident of the respondent retirement village, which is managed by the respondent strata manager. She alleged the body corporate voted to deny her request for the installation of a chair lift to improve accessibility. The respondents claimed the complainant’s request did not comply with the requirements of relevant strata… -
22 September 2025Conciliation register
2025-03-02
The complainant’s son has Generalised Anxiety Disorder and motor ticks and attended the respondent K-12 faith-based school. The complainant alleged the school failed to accommodate his son’s disability, including failing to provide an appropriate space for his son to self-regulate, not providing school chaplain support, not allowing him to return to class after a timeout session and… -
22 September 2025Conciliation register
2025-03-01
The complainant was 41 years of age and applied for a job at the respondent retailer, stating he was willing to learn new skills. He alleged that the retailer refused to consider his resume and told him 'Learning is for 15-years-olds who are working for $14 an hour, not $32 an hour.' The retailer denied the alleged comments and agreed to participate in conciliation to try to resolve the… -
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Legal18 September 2025Publication
Ms FJ, Mr FK, Mr FL and Ms FM v Cth (Department of Home Affairs)
Ms FJ, Mr FK, Mr FL and Ms FM v Commonwealth of Australia (Department of Home Affairs) (2025) AusHRC 188 Report into arbitrary detention ºÚÁÏÇ鱨վ 2025
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