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ADCQ's role

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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'If there was one thing I would do to make Qld more fair and inclusive, it would be...'

Between October and December 2011 ADCQ hosted a series of round table events across the state, to have a conversation about how to build a fair and inclusive Queensland.
Thank you to the many people who attended and contributed to the conversation.
 

Human rights events in December

 

Book anti-discrimination training for 2012
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