Our model of ESC rights monitoring brings us closer to the communities to directly bear witness to their humanrights concerns. We use this model to build a picture of economic social and cultural rights realisation across Scotland.
In each area, we meet with humanrights defenders, community groups and duty bearers to inform our research. Our reports chart the state of ESC rights in that area - allowing us and others to track progress or deterioration of rights - and make specific
international humanrights law defines the right to food as well as government obligations... HumanRights Commission is calling on the Government to take action to incorporate the right to food... the Scottish Government showing humanrights leadership in a practical way. Bringing this kind of law...The human right to food should be put into law in Scotland to protect people from rising food... recommendations from the United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights to put
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