As part of Scotland's National Action Plan for Human Rights, the Commission, with a number of stakeholders and the Scottish Government. has started a process for the development of an Action Plan on Business and Human Rights in Scotland.
Both the European Union and the United Nations have called... is the Scotland’s National Baseline Assessment on Business and Human Rights which is the basis... priorities in relation to business and human rights.
a range of human rights including the right to an adequate standard of living, including adequate... rights violations in Scotland and in the rest of the world.
Last year on this day our Head of Strategy & Legal Duncan Wilson gave a talk to the Glasgow Human Rights Network at Glasgow City Chambers. Duncan's talk was entitiled “Poverty is a Human Rights Violation”.
Read the talk in Word format.
The Scottish Human Rights Commission has published its Draft BSL Plan for comment and feedback. The plan is available in BSL below, or on YouTube. It is also available in English.
The Scottish Human Rights Commission has today laid its fourth Strategic Plan at the Scottish Parliament, covering the period 2020-2024.
The Plan sets out four strategic priorities for the Commission's work over the next four years. These are:
Progressing understanding and strengthening legal protection of economic, social and cultural rights
Strengthening accountability for meeting human rights obligations
Building wider ownership of human rights
Advancing best practice locally and sharing
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