Human Rights Institutions Questions
The Human Rights Commission of Australia, also known as the Australian Human Rights Commission, is an independent statutory organization established by the Australian government. Its purpose is to promote and protect human rights in Australia. The commission works towards eliminating discrimination, promoting equality, and ensuring that all individuals have the opportunity to enjoy their human rights. It investigates complaints of human rights violations, conducts research and education programs, and provides advice and recommendations to the government on human rights issues. The commission also plays a crucial role in raising awareness about human rights and advocating for their protection and promotion in Australia.