An Act relating to fundamental rights.

SB 119 prohibits discrimination against Alaskans based on protected characteristics like race, religion, disability, gender, or housing status. It guarantees specific rights including access to public spaces, medical care, employment, housing, and religious participation without denial or harassment. The bill establishes legal remedies, allowing courts to award damages, attorney fees, and injunctions for violations. It directly affects all Alaskans by setting clear standards for equal treatment in daily life and public services.