The Commission has published its submission to the Scottish Parliament's call for evidence on a Scottish approach to taxation, calling for humanrights to be at the centre of fiscal policy.
The Commission has submitted evidence to the Scottish Parliament's Welfare Reform Committee highlighting concerns about the negative impact of austerity measures on humanrights.
The Commission has provided written evidence to the Rural Affairs, Climate Change and Environment Committee on the humanrights aspects of the Land Reform (Scotland) Bill.
The Scottish HumanRights Commission welcomes the publication of the final report from the Independent Forensic Mental Health Review.
The Commission welcomes the emphasis placed on taking a humanrights based approach in the report, informed by the Panel Principles, listening to and highlighting... consideration of the humanrights principles underpinning forensic mental health services and particularly... recommendations set out how the rights of people receiving mental health services in Scotland can be respected
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