Human Rights Commission

Monday, July 13

Sex Discrimination Commissioner sees opportunity in SA's "huge appetite for change"

Adelaide could become a testing ground for new approaches aimed at tackling workplace sexual harassment, Australia’s Sex Discrimination Commissioner says.

The no longer silent 'i' in LGBTIQ

Of the few photographs CJ has from her childhood, there is one that stands out from the rest.

The universities' initial plan to respond to the survey. Photo: AAP/David Moir

Uni sex assault survey: SA institutions react to their data

South Australian universities have revealed the rate of sexual assault and harassment at their institutions, as measured by the Australian Human Rights Commission’s survey of more than 30,000 university students across the country.

Shocking survey: Australia's "heartbreaking" rate of uni sexual assault and harassment

Just over half of university students have been sexually harassed and seven per cent sexually assaulted on at least one occasion, according to a landmark national survey of more than 30,000 Australian students.

Racial discrimination controversies expose political calumny

The Federal Government is willfully misrepresenting the role of the Human Rights Commission in an attempt to undermine a public institution, writes Michael Jacobs.