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Also available: Webinar series May-August 2020 Community Guide Commissioner’s Foreword Australia was once at the forefront of tackling sexual harassment globally. Women’s organisations in Australia began to press for the legal and social recognition of sex discrimination in the early 1970s. This movement built on Australia’s ratification of two key international conventions: the…

This paper outlines what our current system of human rights protections looks like, how it is and isn’t effective in ensuring that government respects, protects and fulfils our human rights, why reforming the current system is critical, and options for reform.

Learn more about how Australia can foster innovation and protect human rights through the application of technologies such as ethical AI.

You can access the Australian Human Rights Commission 2019 ­– 2020 Annual Report at the Australian Government Transparency Portal. Complaint Statistics 2019-2020 Download PDF | Download Word The year in review The 2019–2020 financial year has been a challenging period. It is impossible to reflect on this period without focusing on the tragic circumstances that have unfolded across Australia…

This Annual Report sets out the performance of the Australian Human Rights Commission in the 2017–18 financial year.

Learn more about how to create ethical AI to ensure the technology is compliant with technology and human rights principles.

The report tells the Australian Government how it can do better in looking out for children and young people. This version is for children and young people.

Learn more about protecting and promoting human rights from the risks of AI, to better develop and deploy ethical AI.

In this Final Report summary, learn more about creating ethical AI compliant with technology and human rights principles.