voiced its commitment to humanrights on repeated occasions, and this mission will give me...The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Housing has spent three days in Scotland as part of a mission to the United Kingdom.
Mrs Raquel Rolnik, an expert in urban planning and architecture, met with a wide range of civil society and third sector organisations as well as with the Scottish HumanRights Commission as part of the mission.
Mrs Rolnik also made a number of site visits to different
The Scottish HumanRights Commission’s role is to promote widespread awareness, understanding of, and respect for humanrights.
The Scottish Parliament Corporate Body (SBCB) is seeking is seeking to appoint a part-time Commission member who must be able to spend 30 days per year on commission business.
You will be a team player with excellent networking and interpersonal skills with the ability to constructively challenge and influence decision making.
The daily fee rate is £262.74.
The Scottish HumanRights Commission has welcomed today's commitment from the Scottish Government to financial redress for survivors of historic abuse.
Judith Robertson, Chair of the Commission, said:
"We welcome today's commitment to making financial redress available to survivors of childhood... and serious physical or emotional abuse or neglect has a human right to access an effective and fair... an obligation to protect the rights of anyone in care. While historic abuses cannot be reversed
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