On Thursday 28 February the Scottish HumanRights Commission and CELCIS (Centre of Excellence....
The aim of the InterAction, the first facilitated negotiation within a humanrights framework..., and was supported by staff and the Chair of the Scottish HumanRights Commission, Professor Alan Miller....”
Professor Alan Miller, Chair of the Scottish HumanRights Commission said:
“Last week’s meeting... of establishing a national reparations fund, possible changes to the civil law time bar, and the value
The Commission works on a wide range of humanrights issues that affect people in Scotland. These pages give more details of projects that the Commission has worked on across different areas.
These projects give insight into the realisation of rights in practice in Scottish society.
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The Scottish HumanRights Commission (SHRC) is deeply concerned about the impact of announcements... will have a direct effect on the humanrights of those disabled people in Scotland who are unable..., which holds governments around the world to account for their record on humanrights, warned..., the UK Government is not only disregarding the expert findings and recommendations of humanrights... international humanrights law, particularly its duty to progressively realise the rights to social
Joint UKIM letter to the Minister for Women and Equalities, highlighting our assessments and noting our disappointment that the UK government has postponed participation in the process until 2024.
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