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A coalition of concerned community legal centres and civil society organisations have called on governments to make pre-election commitments to end the exploitation of migrant workers. 

We provide free and confidential legal advice to people across NSW who have money problems or family law issues.

The Economic Abuse Reference Group (EARG) makes recommendations to ensure economic abuse is a critical part of the national plan, calling for shorter and more targeted action plans with tangible outcomes.

Financial Rights Legal Centre, Consumer Action Law Centre and RLC have made joint submissions on further changes needed to protect the medically and financially vulnerable.

Brochure available in English, Vietnamese, Turkish, Thai, Tagalog, Swahili, Spanish, Punjabi, Nepali, Korean, Japanese, Italian, Indonesian, Hindi, Greek, Portugese, Dari, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Burmese, Assyrian and Arabic.

RLC and Kingsford Legal Centre and have jointly made submissions to the Senate Select Committee on Job Security.

RLC’s policy submission in response to the Interim Report to the Australian Government strongly supports the enshrinement of a First Nations Voice in the Australian Constitution. 

EARG believes the criminalisation of coercive control won’t necessarily achieve better outcomes for victim-survivors.

In March 2021, members of the Economic Reference Group NSW (EARG NSW), appeared before a NSW Parliamentary inquiry into coercive control.

RLC's submission makes 16 recommendations in response to concerns identified during the 2016 Inquiry, and provides client case studies that further highlight our concerns.