Age Discrimination

Young, old and everyone in between - Australians of all ages have a right to be treated fairly and have the same opportunities as everyone else. The Australian Human Rights Commission has a particular focus on addressing barriers to equality and participation faced by mature workers, older Australians and young people.

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Australian Human Rights Commission

The Australian Human Rights Commission, previously known as the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission (HREOC), website provides information on a wide variety of Human Rights issues; including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice; Disability Rights; Human Rights; Racial Discrimination and Sex Discrimination. You can also get information about making a complaint; the United Nations; Information for Employers and Information for Students.

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Disability Rights

People with disabilities have the same human rights as all members of the community. The Australian Human Rights Commission provides a range of resources and links on disability discrimination and other human rights and disability issues.

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Effectively preventing and responding to sexual harassment: A Code of Practice for Employers

This publication provides practical guidance to employers on how to meet their legal obligations to prevent and manage sexual harassment in the workplace.

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Information for Employers - Eliminating discrimination and harassment in the workplace

Good practice, good business provides resources to employers that will assist them in implementing effective anti-discrimination and anti-harassment strategies in the workplace.

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Information for Students

Australian Human Rights Commission information for students on human rights.

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Work Out Your Rights : for advice on discrimination and your rights

Features a range of resources including: information sheets on anti-discrimination laws and employment, conciliation and complaint information, employment-related case studies, frequently asked questions, conciliation information in various community languages, and several posters and brochures to download.

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Youth Challenge - teaching human rights and responsibilities

Youth Challenge is a human rights education program developed by the Australian Human Rights Commission. It is designed to educate school students about human rights and responsibilities through role-plays, guided activities, surveys, personal stories and prompted questions for discussion.

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