Fair Housing
The Alaska Human Rights Commission handles fair housing complaints for:
AFederal housing only
BState fair housing violations, including those under the Alaska Human Rights Act✓ Correct
COnly complaints against licensed real estate agents
DOnly complaints regarding disability discrimination
Explanation
The Alaska State Commission for Human Rights is the state agency responsible for investigating complaints of discrimination under the Alaska Human Rights Act, including housing discrimination. It acts as a substantially equivalent agency to HUD for state-level enforcement.
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