On Wednesday 9 December the Scottish Government and the Scottish HumanRIghts Commission co-hosted an Innovation Forum in support of Scotland's National Action Plan for HumanRights, 'Putting the justice into social justice - How International HumanRights Can Deliver Progressive Change... this broader humanrights lens, land should be seen as a national asset with key questions arising... was provided by Christian Courtis, Office of the High Commissioner for HumanRights. Eeva Nykänen
The Scottish HumanRights Commission (the Commission) invites interested parties to submit an application to provide independent facilitation for the development of the second iteration of Scotland’s National Action Plan for HumanRights (SNAP).
You can view the full brief here.
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