; and delivering training on a human rights based approach to public bodies.
The Members of the Scottish Human...The Scottish Human Rights Commission has laid its Annual Report for 2022-23 before the Scottish... in 2022-23, to promote and protect human rights.
A copy of the Annual Report has been published... covered in the Annual Report include:
Intensive work to scrutinise the Scottish Government’s new Human Rights Bill for Scotland.
Promoting the defence of the Human Rights Act as the UK Government moved
The Scottish Human Rights Commission has today published its third Strategic Plan. Building on its first eight years as Scotland’s National Human Rights Institution, the new Strategic Plan sets out... about working with different communities across Scotland. This is a challenging time for human... with a wide range of people and organisations as we move forward.”
Based on consultation with people..., the Commission will continue to build a human rights culture in Scotland – where people
together to shape roadmap to realise human rights.
The Commission has undertaken research across the country to map gaps and good practices in the realisation of human rights in Scotland. During 2012... research will form a basis for the development of Scotland’s National Action Plan for Human Rights (SNAP), an ambitious project to advance the realisation of human rights in Scotland. SNAP will be an evidence based, negotiated action plan to address the gaps and build on best practices
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The briefing on the Health and Social Care Bill produced by the Equality and HumanRight Commission is also...The Scottish Human Rights Commission has today called for an amendment to the Health and Social Care Bill which would clarify the law around the Human Rights Act and publicly funded home care and healthcare services.
The Health and Social Care Act 2008 clarified that the Human Rights Act extends... as to the application of the Human Rights Act to home care or private healthcare services. Essentially the law
Care About Rights
Care About Rights is a project run by the Commission to help realise the human rights of older people using care and support services. It is a set of training materials and resources designed for older people, carers, care workers, managers, Care Commission Officers, policy makers and commissioners of care.
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