Community Languages

Information about protection under the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 and how to contact the Anti-Discrimination Commission Qld is available in 27 community languages.

Select either the print friendly PDF version or the accessible HTML version from the list below.

Community languages

HTML page	Print friendly		HTML page	Print friendly
Albanian (SHQIP)	Albanian 35 KB		Khmer - Cambodia	Khmer 966 KB
Amharic	Amharic 84 KB		Kirundi	Kirundi 23 KB
Arabic	Arabic 42 KB		Malay	Malay 24 KB
Bahasa - Indonesia	Bahasa - Indonesian 41 KB		Maori - Cook Is	Maori 64 KB
Bosnian	Bosnian 43 KB		Polish	Polish 18 KB
Chinese	Chinese 101 KB		Russian	Russian 50 KB
Creole - Torres Strait	Creole 26 KB		Samoan	Samoan 24 KB
Croatian (HRVASTSKI)	Croatian 17 KB		Serbian (SRPSKI)	Serbian 43 KB
Dinka	Dinak 51 KB		Somali	Somali 5 KB
English	English 42 KB		Spanish	Spanish 42 KB
Farsi	Farsi 72 KB		Swahili	Swahili 24 KB
French	French 24 KB		Tagalog	Tagalog 24 KB
Italian	Italian 17 KB		Turkish	Turkish 24 KB
Japanese	Japanese 40 KB		Vietnamese | TIếng Việt	Vietnamese 53 KB

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Audio versions

Creole - Torres Strait spoken information

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• select 'save target as' and
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Do you need help in your own language?

Call the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 131 450, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for the cost of a local call.

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Other complaint agencies

It is possible that your complaint might be better handled by another complaint handling or law enforcement body.

The It’s OK to complain - your rights are our concern, brochure briefly outlines the roles and responsibilities of five Queensland complaint agencies - the Anti-Discrimination Commission Qld, Commission for Children and Young People and Child Guardian, the Health Quality and Complaints Commission, the Crime and Misconduct Commission and the Queensland Ombudsman.

The It’s OK to complain brochure is available in English

• It’s OK brochure as a Word document
• It’s OK brochure as a pdf document

The It’s OK to complain brochure is also available in Amharic, Arabic, Croatian, Dari, Farsi, Chinese, Samoan, Somali, Spanish, Tigrinya and Vietnamese.

• It’s OK brochure in languages other than English (This link will take you to another website)

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Document formats on this page

Information is available on this page as PDF files and, for some languages, as web pages and Microsoft Word documents. Your computer should be able to read the PDF documents, if you have Adobe Acrobat installed. If your computer can display the required language, you should also be able to read the web pages and Word documents. See here for more information on document formats.