at the Scottish Human Rights Commission.
The context of this blog is shaped by ongoing discussions about... analyses of human rights and the NPF resurface here. The EFSBS mentions critical issues but often... Behind: The EFSBS does not evaluate how budget measures address disparities for marginalised groups... offers little detail on how international contributions align with Goal 17 (Partnerships... how interconnected spending areas—like housing, health, and transport—advance multiple SDGs
tenants’ human rights.”
Under the Welfare Reform Act 2012 a charge on under-occupation by working age... the development period of Scotland’s National Action Plan for Human Rights.
Chair of the Commission Professor Alan... measures - at least in part - do not comply with the Government’s human rights obligations, and that they are, in part, likely to breach the human rights of some of the people who are affected.
Reflecting... assessment; on the Human Rights Act 1998, with regard to what is called the right to a possession
The Right to Health
Everyone has the right to the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health. This includes being able to access good quality health services. It also includes being able to access other rights that support your right to health, such as decent housing, healthy working conditions, and a clean environment.
This project examined denial of the rights to cultural recognition of Scotland’s Gypsy Travellers as a human rights issue. It looks at the impact of the experiment on the community, past and present.
Our project was informed by an independently commissioned research report and an expert legal... testimony.
Our report, "No man's land": a human rights assessment of the Tinker Experiment, draws... international human rights laws and frameworks.
Throughout this project, the SHRC was committed to ensuring
On Thursday 28 February the Scottish Human Rights Commission and CELCIS (Centre of Excellence....
The aim of the InterAction, the first facilitated negotiation within a human rights framework..., and was supported by staff and the Chair of the Scottish Human Rights Commission, Professor Alan Miller... of establishing a national reparations fund, possible changes to the civil law time bar, and the value of introducing an “Apology Law” which would enable all institutions to make full and effective apologies
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