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What Reconciliation week means to our Service
What is reconciliation week? "National Reconciliation Week 'NRW' is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and...
Falsely accused domestic violence victim’s 7 month wait for justice
Case study: Bryce The LGBTI Legal Service recently advocated on behalf of Bryce*, who was the Respondent in an Application for a Protection Order...
Trans child permitted to receive puberty blockers despite no consent from father
Case study: The medical treatment of A A Queensland judge has granted permission for a transgender child to access puberty blockers without the...
Discussion Paper – Historical Criminal Treatment of Same-sex Activity
The LGBTI Legal Service Inc., in conjunction with Allens, Human Rights Law Centre, Queensland Association of Independent Legal Services and Brisbane...
How will the LGBTI community benefit from a Human Rights Act for Queensland?
A State Human Rights Act, in the right form, could remove the lawful discrimination of the LGBTI community in the Anti-Discrimination Act...
QLRC submission – expunging criminal convictions
The LGBTI Legal Service is very pleased to have made a further submission to the Queensland Law Reform Commission on the issue of expunging criminal...
The Queensland Government delivers an apology that rights historical wrongs
Alan Raabe and LGBTI advocates will hold a doorstop press conference after the apology takes place in parliament in the courtyard in front of...
“Like Love” – Stop Hate Speech
The LGBTI Legal Service is running the Like Love project to address vilification during the Australian Marriage Law Postal Survey period....
Righting the wrongs of Queensland’s homophobic past: Government to allow to clear unjust convictions
Overnight, the Queensland Parliament passed a law that will provide a way for people to have convictions for consensual same-sex activity removed...
‘Like Love’ project reveals hotbed of hate speech throughout Marriage Survey period
The LGBTI Legal Service has collected over 220 examples of hate speech throughout the Australian Marriage Law Postal Survey in a project aimed at...