A probe into alleged racial discrimination has been launched by the Australian Human Rights Commission, following a formal complaint lodged by representatives of South Asian Muslim and caste-oppressed Hindu communities. The complaint, accepted for investigation last month, targets New South Wales' multiculturalism minister Steve Kamper and his department. According to sources, the allegations stem from perceived discriminatory treatment of organizations within these communities, sparking concerns about the government's commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion. The investigation is set to shed light on whether the government has failed to uphold its responsibilities in protecting the rights of marginalized groups.
Investigation comes after South Asian Muslim and caste-oppressed Hindu community representatives lodged formal complaintGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe Australian Human Rights Commission is investigating a complaint against the New South Wales multiculturalism minister and his department over allegations of racial discrimination against organisations representing south Asian Muslims and caste-oppressed Hindu communities.According to an email seen by Guardian Australia, the Human Rights Commission last month accepted the complaint, against Steve Kamper and his department, for investigation. Continue reading...
