The Scottish HumanRights Commission expresses its continued distress at the events unfolding in Gaza and Israel.
As a member of the Global Alliance for NationalHumanRights Institutions (GANHRI..., respecting the rights of all; and we acknowledge Police Scotland’s commitment to upholding humanrights... on HumanRights, while keeping people safe.
We join our GANRHI colleagues in NHRIs across the world... recognises that people in Scotland are deeply affected by the ongoing conflict. We urge those who choose
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It is important that the UK has robust NationalHumanRights Institutions, which are fully compliant...A joint statement has been delivered to the UN HumanRights Council on behalf of the Equality and HumanRights Commission, the Northern Ireland HumanRights Commission and the Scottish HumanRights... by Alyson Kilpatrick Chief Commissioner of the Northern Ireland HumanRights Commission:
Watch... this statement on behalf of the Equality and HumanRights Commission, the Northern Ireland HumanRights
Why we are spotlighting this issue
In Scotland, our humanrights are protected by international and domestic law. These laws should help to prevent breaches of our rights and provide us with routes to access justice when things go wrong.
Yet too often, people in Scotland are experiencing humanrights denials and facing barriers that prevent them from accessing justice.
The journey to access justice for humanrights breaches can be long, complicated, and expensive, requiring rights holders
with all of our sister nationalhumanrights institutions around the world, including our close colleagues in the South African HumanRights Commission, to carry on his legacy and strive to build a world...Professor Alan Miller said: "The Scottish HumanRights Commission pays tribute to the life of Nelson Mandela and will continue to draw inspiration from his commitment to universal humanrights... Nations High Commissioner for HumanRights here.
intrusive of this right. The Scottish HumanRights Commission therefore wants to see clear rules and safeguards in place to regulate the use of this technology, and to guarantee robust and independent oversight.
The European Court of HumanRights has established that it is the state's responsibility... for the use of cyber kiosks by Police Scotland. We note the legal opinion provided to Police Scotland... for clear, sufficient and robust safeguards, including appropriate oversight. People's rights to privacy
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