Religious Discrimination Bill is unworkable and should not be introduced
The Human Rights Law Centre’s submission on the Second Exposure Draft of the Religious Discrimination Bill 2019 argues that the bill fails to strike the right balance between freedom of religion, and rights to equal treatment, access to healthcare and non-discrimination on the basis of a range of other protected attributes.
Read the Human Rights Law Centre’s submission on the Second Exposure Draft of the Religious Discrimination Bill 2019 here.

Submission to 2025-26 Federal Budget consultation
The Human Rights Law Centre has put forward recommendations to the 2025-26 federal budget submissions across a range of issues, including campaigning for an Australian Human Rights Act, migration justice, prisoners’ rights, whistleblower protection and modern slavery.
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Submission to Surveillance Legislation Amendment (Identify and Disrupt) Act 2021 review
The Human Rights Law Centre is calling for stronger safeguards for the right to privacy and warned that these powers enable the AFP and ACIC to undertake significant invasions of privacy, encroach on the right to privacy, and threaten to have a chilling effect on the work of journalists and their sources.
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Submission to Inquiry into antisemitism at Australian universities
In a submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights’ inquiry into antisemitism on Australian university campuses, the Human Rights Law Centre has called for reforms that uphold Australia's commitment to international human rights standards, fostering a society that respects equality, freedom, and justice for all.
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