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Nick Gibbs

Qld discrimination laws in need of reform

Queensland Attorney-General Shannon Fentiman says the current anti-discrimination laws are reactive. (Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

Queensland should introduce a new anti-discrimination act to come into force no later than July 2023 as part of sweeping reforms put forward by the state's Human Rights Commission.

The body's Building Belonging report, tabled in parliament on Thursday, says the reform of existing anti-discrimination laws should aim to eliminate discrimination and sexual harassment "to the greatest extent possible".

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