Land reform in Scotland is an important humanrights issue. The Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2016 was passed in April 2016.
Why is land ownership a humanrights issue?
Land ownership and access... to recognise that humanrights are engaged in the debate.
We stressed that Scottish Ministers are empowered by the Scotland Act 1998 to observe and implement international humanrights obligations....
Viewed through this broader humanrights lens, land is seen as a national asset, with key questions
for effective, independenthumanrights monitoring and an investigation into all alleged violations of human....”
The Commission strongly supports the efforts of our sister NationalHumanRights Institution, the Palestinian Independent Commission on HumanRights, to monitor and report on humanrights violations in the area. We also fully endorse the call made by Navi Pillay, UN High Commissioner for HumanRights...The Scottish HumanRights Commission expresses its deep concern today at the continuing situation
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