The Scottish HumanRights Commission has welcomed the passing of the Scottish Biometrics...:
“This is a significant step in developing better protection for people’s humanrights in the area... complies with humanrights standards. The Commission has previously raised concerns about the lack of legislative framework in this area, contributed evidence to Parliament on the humanrights issues... are pleased that our contribution to this process has been reflected in humanrights standards
Review.
We are pleased to see the emphasis placed on taking a humanrights based approach in the report... health services.
The report recommendations set out to advance a wide range of humanrights...:
“The Scottish Mental Health Law Review sets out a bold new direction for laws framed by humanrights standards and aimed at delivering greater respect, protection and fulfilment of the humanrights... with international humanrights standards and have the potential to deliver a much improved experience for people
Next for HumanRights? Setting the Research Agenda”
Call for Abstracts is now live for this year’s HumanRights Knowledge Exchange in partnership with the University of Glasgow and the Scottish Graduate School of Social Science (SGSSS).
The Scottish HumanRights Commission will be hosting an event... in humanrights, policy and practice. You don’t have to be a humanrights scholar to apply – if your
Robertson, Chair of the Scottish HumanRights Commission said:
“It is disappointing that parliamentarians... which must have regard to humanrights, an accountability gap still exists. The amendment proposed... the opportunity to significantly improve this legislation in humanrights terms, we look forward to serious consideration being given to the incorporation of international humanrights in Scots law going... to the human right to social security in this important piece of legislation. While the Commission
Easy Read version of submission to the Convention on Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) Committee by the UK Independent Mechanism, which includes the Scottish HumanRights Commission.
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