Also known as
- Discrimination
- Human Rights & Equal Opportunity
- Queensland Anti-Discrimination Commission
Level 20 53 Albert Street, Brisbane City QLD 4000
Business Summary
The Anti-Discrimination Commission Queensland is an independent statutory authority which administers the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991.
About Us
The Anti-Discrimination Commission Queensland was established in 1991 by an Act of the Queensland Parliament. It is an independent statutory body headed by the Anti-Discrimination Commissioner.
The work of the Commission fits within the framework of established international human rights instruments, and our vision is for a fair and inclusive Queensland.
The Commission has a responsibility under the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 to promote the understanding, acceptance and public discussion of human rights in this state.
What We Do
We provide the following services:
- A free statewide telephone enquiry service
- Information in print, online and other formats
- Training about discrimination and human rights
- A free and impartial complaint resolution service