Australian Disability Discrimination Act

The Australian Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) aims to protect people with disabilities from discrimination and unfair treatment. It requires organizations, workplaces, and service providers to make reasonable adjustments so individuals with disabilities can participate fully in society. The Act covers areas like employment, education, housing, and access to goods and services. Its goal is to promote equality, dignity, and independence for people with disabilities, ensuring they have equal rights and opportunities without facing discrimination based on their disability.