to their views and experiences. The SHRC is Scotland's independent NationalHumanRightsInstitution......"
The Scottish HumanRights Commission (the SHRC) is changing. As outlined in our 2024-28 Strategic Plan... Rights-Based Approach, but because it is vital to respecting each person’s inherent humanity. Human... humanrights are respected and understood, and where there is justice when things go wrong.
Of the many humanrights issues and our approach to realising rights for all at the SHRC that have struck
– Scotland’s National Action Plan for HumanRights.
The Commission will act as a reference point...There are many examples where humanrights have been considered in health and social care... to ensure that humanrights are at the heart of the new standards.... to respecting and protecting people's rights in social care settings. For example,
Geographical... is based on rights. We want all care services – across the public, private and third sector – to respect
The Commission's submission to the Scottish Parliament's Equalities and HumanRights Committee's (EHRiC) consultation on the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child Bill.
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