Dear Wang Miao,

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From: wang miao <[FOI #13789 email]>
Sent: Sunday, 5 October 2025 12:22 PM
To: Freedom of Information <[Australian Human Rights Commission request email]>
Subject: Freedom of Information request - Updated statistics on complaints
of d racism to courts and police 2018 to 2025rts

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Dear Australian Human Rights Commission,

I request using the foi act 1982, the most up to date document the
commission has on the following

1. Disaggrefated statistics and detailed informatiob on the number and
type of complaints about racuzl duscrimination reported to courts and
tribunals.  Abd theur outcomes.  This us for the federal court and for tge
courts and trubusnls of each state and territory

2. Disaggregated stats and detailed infornatiob on the number and type of
racial duscrimibatiob reported to the police.  And their outcomes. 
Federally and for each state and territory

Yours faithfully,

wang miao

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