Disability Law Queensland assists a wide range of clients with advice and representation in relation to discrimination and human rights matters.
Disability Law Queensland’s legal practitioner assists clients with Queensland Civil Administrative Tribunal (QCAT), Mental Health Review Tribunal (MHRT), and the Disability Royal Commission matters asserting their rights for justice.
Disability Law Queensland’s legal practitioners can assist with a range of services, these include:
- Discrimination
- Education Inclusion
- Disability Royal Commission
- Mental Health Review Tribunal
- Queensland Civil Administrative Tribunal (QCAT)
- Sexual Harassment
- Human Rights Matters
- Unlawful vilification
- Offensive racist conduct
- Complaints about police
- Complaints about government departments
- Social Justice
Disability Law Queensland has also contributed to the Royal Commission on issues that are effecting people with disabilities and their families.
The Disability Royal Commission was established in April 2019 in response to community concern about widespread reports of violence against, and the neglect, abuse and exploitation of vulnerable people with disability.
Disability Law Queensland has long been a champion of Human Rights in Queensland, with Disability Law Queensland Founding Director, Aimee McVeigh spearheading the successful campaign to establish a Human Rights Act for Queensland in 2019.
Disability Law Queensland is passionate about helping clients with Discrimination and Human Rights matters. Our legal team take on a wide range of cases including discrimination in education, accommodation, child protection and employment.
If you believe you or your loved one are being Discriminated against or your Human Rights are being compromised, please get in touch. We will help you find and follow the course of action that is most empowering and effective in your particular situation.
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