Human Rights
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Record-setting enforcement outcomes and unprecedented community engagement are highlighted in the Commission's FY 25 Annual Report.
Learn more about our unwavering dedication to equity and justice for all New Yorkers.
Learn more about the NYC Fair Chance Housing Law
The
New York City Fair Chance Housing Law
makes it illegal for most NYC housing providers to discriminate against
renters
and
buyers
- including in coops and condos - because of arrest records, convictions, or other criminal history.
NYC Together
As New Yorkers, we all have a role to play in creating a city where everyone can live, work, and thrive - together.
Take the pledge
and do your part to foster an inclusive city free from discrimination.
Listen to the Commission's Podcast
"Rights Here. Right Now"
- the Commission's live monthly podcast -
ran from March 2024 - August 2025, and featured
Commission staff and special guests discussing different facets of the city’s
Human Rights Law
and answering questions New Yorkers have about discrimination in employment, housing, and public spaces.
Listen to all our past episodes.
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Your safety and the safety of our staff is a priority. To help ensure we address your needs in accordance with health guidance, please contact us at (212) 416-0197 to schedule an appointment. Appointments will be conducted by phone or video conference, and in-person when necessary. You can also
click here to report discrimination online
.
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Additional Resources
About the NYC Human Rights Law
The NYC Human Rights Law prohibits discrimination in New York City. Visit
our Law page
to learn more about what the law covers.
The Complaint Process
Learn how to file a complaint
with our Law Enforcement Bureau if you believe you have been the victim of discrimination in the City of New York.
Restorative Justice
Learn more about the Commission's aim to bring a
restorative perspective
to our community and law enforcement work; and check out our
antiracist resource guide
.
Request a Workshop
Commission staff works with organizations to provide
free workshops
to educate staff and community members about their rights and obligations under the law.
COVID-19 & Human Rights
Harassment and discrimination on the basis of race, national origin, age, and disability (including having
COVID-19
) is illegal under the NYC Human Rights Law.
News & Announcements
Download press releases
, statements, and other announcements regarding the Commission and the NYC Human Rights Law.
Services & Programs
The Community Relations Bureau (CRB) provides
direct services
by educating the public about their protections and obligations under the Law.
Legal Library
Download amendments, legal enforcement guidance, commission rules, and other Commission documents in our
Legal Library
.
The NYC Commission on Human Rights' website is provided in English. However, the "Google Translate" option may assist you in reading it in other languages. Please note that “Google Translate” cannot translate all types of documents, and it should not be relied upon for vital information. The Commission does not guarantee the accuracy of the translation provided by this tool.
Human Rights
311
Search all NYC.gov websites
Menu
Combating Discrimination Since 1955
Text-Size
Search
Record-setting enforcement outcomes and unprecedented community engagement are highlighted in the Commission's FY 25 Annual Report.
Learn more about our unwavering dedication to equity and justice for all New Yorkers.
Learn more about the NYC Fair Chance Housing Law
The
New York City Fair Chance Housing Law
makes it illegal for most NYC housing providers to discriminate against
renters
and
buyers
- including in coops and condos - because of arrest records, convictions, or other criminal history.
NYC Together
As New Yorkers, we all have a role to play in creating a city where everyone can live, work, and thrive - together.
Take the pledge
and do your part to foster an inclusive city free from discrimination.
Listen to the Commission's Podcast
"Rights Here. Right Now"
- the Commission's live monthly podcast -
ran from March 2024 - August 2025, and featured
Commission staff and special guests discussing different facets of the city’s
Human Rights Law
and answering questions New Yorkers have about discrimination in employment, housing, and public spaces.
Listen to all our past episodes.
Previous
Next
Your safety and the safety of our staff is a priority. To help ensure we address your needs in accordance with health guidance, please contact us at (212) 416-0197 to schedule an appointment. Appointments will be conducted by phone or video conference, and in-person when necessary. You can also
click here to report discrimination online
.
Stay Connected
Sexual Harassment Prevention Training
Report Discrimination
Newsletter Sign-Up
Quick Links
About the Commission
Get Help
Complaint Process
Events/Workshops
Career Opportunities
Contact Us
Website Accessibility Statement
Tweets by @NYCCHR
There was an error - check the logs for details
Additional Resources
About the NYC Human Rights Law
The NYC Human Rights Law prohibits discrimination in New York City. Visit
our Law page
to learn more about what the law covers.
The Complaint Process
Learn how to file a complaint
with our Law Enforcement Bureau if you believe you have been the victim of discrimination in the City of New York.
Restorative Justice
Learn more about the Commission's aim to bring a
restorative perspective
to our community and law enforcement work; and check out our
antiracist resource guide
.
Request a Workshop
Commission staff works with organizations to provide
free workshops
to educate staff and community members about their rights and obligations under the law.
COVID-19 & Human Rights
Harassment and discrimination on the basis of race, national origin, age, and disability (including having
COVID-19
) is illegal under the NYC Human Rights Law.
News & Announcements
Download press releases
, statements, and other announcements regarding the Commission and the NYC Human Rights Law.
Services & Programs
The Community Relations Bureau (CRB) provides
direct services
by educating the public about their protections and obligations under the Law.
Legal Library
Download amendments, legal enforcement guidance, commission rules, and other Commission documents in our
Legal Library
.
The NYC Commission on Human Rights' website is provided in English. However, the "Google Translate" option may assist you in reading it in other languages. Please note that “Google Translate” cannot translate all types of documents, and it should not be relied upon for vital information. The Commission does not guarantee the accuracy of the translation provided by this tool.