Description: Enforces California's civil rights laws. Protects the people of California from unlawful discrimination in employment, housing, businesses, and state-funded programs, and from bias-motivated violence and human trafficking.Investigates complaints, mediates disputes, and enforces the law regarding issues including: Employment DiscriminationHousing DiscriminationHate ViolenceDiscrimination at Business EstablishmentsDiscrimination Involving State-Funded ProgramsLeave from Work Reasonable Accommodations at WorkService AnimalsEmotional Support Animals Emotional Support Animals and Fair Housing Law FAQs can be found here.File a complaint here. Options for resolution include Dispute Resolution or prosecution after an investigation is made.
Eligibility: Individuals who believe they were a victim of discrimination within the state of California.For employment cases, a complaint must be filed within three years of the date an individual was harmed. In most other cases, individuals must file a complaint within one year of the date they were harmed.
Requirements: Copies of any documents that support the complaint.
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