Human rights, business and Commonwealth Games event

Human rights, business and Commonwealth Games event Wednesday 15 June 2016

Scotland’s Budget: Progress, pressures and the cost of standing still

Scotland’s Budget: Progress, pressures and the cost of standing still Tuesday 07 January 2025

Commission statement on First Minister's speech to Chinese Friendship Association

– Scotland’s National Action Plan for Human Rights – a progressive approach to making human rights..., Professor Alan Miller, Chair of the Scottish Human Rights Commission said: “The Commission welcomes... equality is a fundamental question of realising universal human rights. “The First Minister rightly highlights that realising human rights is about giving everyone an equal chance to live in dignity... is different but international human rights, allied with the new Sustainable Development Goals, give Monday 13 June 2016

Commission publishes Annual Report 2023-2024

a major report on places of detention in Scotland, assessing 29 human rights recommendations and finding the majority of them have not been met. As Scotland’s National Human Rights Institution, we also delivered major reports measuring Scotland’s progress on human rights to international treaty bodies...: The Commission is Scotland’s National Human Rights Institution. We are set up in law to protect people’s rights... human rights across Scotland in other ways in 2023-24, including: New research into Attitudes Tuesday 19 November 2024

Protecting our human rights after the EU referendum

Protecting our human rights after the EU referendum Friday 21 October 2016