Cindy Prior: They claim the AHRC breached their human rights by failing to notify them of the complaint against them for more than a year, according to Nine News Australia. The two are demanding an apology from the AHRC, compensation for legal costs understood to already be in the hundreds of thousands of dollars and that the commission change the way it deals with complaints. Calum Thwaites and Jackson Powell are subject to a lawsuit by Queensland University of Technology administration officer Cindy Prior. In the complaint documents their lawyer, Tony Morris QC, claims the two were "at all times treated by the AHRC with absolute, unequivocal and flagrant indifference, disregard, contumacy, hauteur, disdain, vilipendency and insouciance". He argues they were treated in that way because they were white male heterosexuals who were not active members of any religious sect or trade union and were not generally politically outspoken. QUT stopping segregation with segregation " on Facebook. The case stems from a May 2013 incident in which Ms Prior asked three students to leave an indigenous-only computer lab at the university, prompting one of them, Alex Wood, who is also being sued, to post, "Just got kicked out of the unsigned Indigenous computer room.
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