What forms can discrimination take?
You may have experienced unlawful discrimination in the following ways:
- direct discrimination because of your disability
- indirect discrimination because of your disability
- being asked discriminatory questions
- harassment because of your disability
- discrimination because of your reliance on an assistance animal, disability aid or equipment
- breach of Disability Standards for public transport, education and access to public buildings
- victimisation.
Contents
- Introduction
- Part 1: Have I experienced discrimination?
- Part 2: What action can I take?
- Part 3: When is discrimination allowed?
- Part 4: Quick references
- Process flow chart option 1: Complaint submitted with the Australian Human Rights Commission
- Process flow chart option 2: Complaint submitted with the Victorian Equal Opportunity & Human Rights Commission
- Process flow chart option 3: Complaint submitted directly with the Victorian Civil & Administrative Tribunal
- Flow chart option 4: Complaint submitted directly with the Fair Work Commission
- Disability Discrimination Checklist