Our education system is built for white knowledge and our workplaces elevate white people into leadership by default. This is ...

This International Women’s Day, the Commissioners at the Australian Human Rights Commission stand together to call for urgent action to ensure that all women and girls—of every background, age or ...

Australia’s Disability and Age Discrimination Commissioners have called out the governments of NSW and Western Australia for failing older people and people with disability by not requiring new homes ...

Hugh de Kretser highlights rising intolerance and racism, urging unity and dialogue to achieve peace and respect for all, grounded in human rights and common humanity.

National Children’s Commissioner Anne Hollonds has welcomed the interim findings by the first ever Senate Inquiry into Australia’s child justice and incarceration system.

Applications are now open for the National Commissioner role. The National Children’s Commissioner leads the Commission’s ...

person with a disability has a right to the same employment opportunities as a person without a disability.

Forty years ago, the Commonwealth Parliament enacted the first federal human rights and discrimination legislation. The Racial Discrimination Act 1975 (Cth) was a landmark in Australian race relations ...

Harmony Week is the celebration that recognises our diversity and brings together Australians from all different backgrounds. It's important to celebrate diversity and the successes of our ...

A small number of human rights are recognised as absolute rights which cannot be limited for whatever reason: Freedom from torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment (ICCPR ...