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The Anti-Discrimination Commission Queensland is an independent statutory authority established under the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991. Our core business is to receive and deal with complaints of discrimination and other contraventions of the Act, and to promote human rights in Queensland. We have offices in Brisbane, Rockhampton, Townsville and Cairns.

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News ADCQ gets behind National Anti-Racism Strategy ADCQ will host public consultation sessions in Townsville and Brisbane to hear views on how racism affects the community.		Community engagement 30 April: Commissioner to present paper at the QAILS (Qld Association of Independent Legal Service) conference.

Assistance for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and LGBTI communities ADCQ has contact officers for these communities.
Karen language information (62 KB) Brief information about complaints is now available in the Karen language		Extra training session for end of financial year An additional session on the Anti-Discrimination Act for managers has been scheduled for 19 June 2012.
ADCQ intervention pivotal to restoring public servants' human rights ADCQ has the function to intervene in a proceeding that involves human rights issues.;

Human rights events - May Privacy Awareness Week - 29 April to 5 May Labour Day - 7 May Law Week - 14 to 20 May International Day of Families (UN) - 15 May IDAHO Day (International Day Against Homophobia) - 17 May Sorry Day - 26 May Anniversary of 1967 Referendum - 27 May Reconciliation Week - 27 May to June 3		Quick links Employers Toolkit Identified positions information (286 KB) Complaint form (512 KB) Training offered by ADCQ

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander material and information accessed on this site may be culturally-sensitive to some individuals and communities.

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