Human Rights – what you need to know
8 December 2019
Queensland’s historic Human Rights Act will commence from 1 January 2020. Find out what this means for public entities.
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Interim Report: Parliamentary Inquiry into the Queensland Government’s Health Response to COVID-19
1 October 2020
COVID-19 has had a profound impact on the lives of all Queenslanders. Read our contribution to the Inquiry.
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Nursing Home Residents Deserve Better Access to Mental Health Care
7 February 2017
Take action now! Sign the petition and join the campaign to ensure the new Minister for Health, Greg Hunt, acts quickly to fix this historic anomaly and give nursing home residents the same access to mental health services as everyone else.
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One step closer to a Human Rights Act for Queensland
13 February 2019
Older Queenslanders deserve to have their human rights upheld, be valued and respected in our society. Particularly those who may have declining health and cognitive abilities.
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Queensland Parliamentary Inquiry into the Queensland Government’s Health Response to COVID-19
18 July 2020
The core issue addressed in the submission is safeguarding human rights.
Queensland’s Human Rights Act means changes are ahead
13 March 2019
The Human Rights Act 2019 will protect 23 rights, including the right to privacy, access to education and health services, cultural rights, and more, and is expected to commence on 1 January 2020.