Discrimination
Alternative labels
Discrimination in employment
Workplace discrimination
Report
Mapping social cohesion 2025
In 2025, national and global events have placed pressure on Australian society. This report looks at what impact this has had on Australia's social cohesion, measured across five key areas. Despite the continuing national and global challenges of recent years, most of the indicators of social cohesion have been stable in the last two years.
Guide
LGBTQ+ sport integrity guideline
This guide provides sporting organisations and decision makers with comprehensive guidance on identifying, managing and resolving incidents of homophobia, biphobia and transphobia in sport. It covers examples and indicators of phobic behaviours, the responsibilities of national organisations in addressing behaviours, and the importance of including people with lived experience in decision-making.
Briefing paper
Justice Legislation Amendment (Anti-vilification and Social Cohesion) Bill 2024: bill brief
This Bill seeks to update and expand Victoria’s current anti-vilification legislation. This brief provides contextual background to the Bill, as well as an overview of its key components, stakeholder responses and a comparison of anti-vilification protections in other Australian jurisdictions.
Report
LGBTQ+ people and mental health services research
This paper draws on literature from Australia and the UK to identify the key causes of distress that impact on the mental health of LGBTQ+ people, and provides an overview of the quality and effectiveness of mental health services available to this group. The paper provides overarching principles and identifies core policy directions to inform...
Report
Criminal code amendment (Hate crimes) Bill 2024 [Provisions]
The Criminal Code Amendment (Hate Crimes) Bill 2024 would amend the Criminal Code Act 1995 to strengthen and enhance Australia’s legislative framework to combat hate crimes and promote community respect and understanding. The committee found that the amendments made by the Bill are sadly necessary and was satisfied that the Bill does not suppress freedom...