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The Human Rights Review Tribunal (HRRT) is an independent judicial organisation that is separate from our Office. It’s a possible option for people who feel we haven't solved their issue. This section tells the stories of some Tribunal cases.

You can’t go to the HRRT before us. Read about how the process works

About the Human Rights Review Tribunal 

The Human Rights Review Tribunal was established in 1977 under the Human Rights Commission Act, as the Equal Opportunities Tribunal. It became the Complaints Review Tribunal in 1993 and the Human Rights Review Tribunal in 2002. Read Human Rights Review Tribunal decisions on Privacy Act cases.

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