Cyber kiosks: Commission remains disappointed with Scottish Government response

Statement on Cyber Kiosks Judith Robertson, Chair of the Scottish Human Rights Commission, has made the following statement following the Cabinet Secretary for Justice's evidence on cyber kiosks to the Scottish Parliament Justice Sub-Committee on Policing.  "The Commission remains disappointed with the Scottish Government's response to the concerns that we and others have raised about the lack of legal basis for the use of cyber kiosks by the police. The European Court of Human Rights has Friday 14 June 2019

COVID-19 Clinical Guidance: Recommendations to Chief Medical Officer

for an ethical framework for both health and social care in Scotland which sets out ethical and human rights-based principles to guide decision-making. See our briefing.  We believe that the clinical guidance would be significantly enhanced by explicit consideration of and reference to human rights Thursday 09 April 2020

Letter to the Health, Social Care and Sport Committee

Letter to the Health, Social Care and Sport Committee. Follow-up to oral evidence on the National Care Service (Scotland) Bill Friday 11 October 2024

Submission: Creating a Fairer Scotland (PDF)

The Commission has published its contribution to the national discussion on creating a Fairer Scotland. Read the submission in PDF format. Thursday 03 September 2015

Submission: Creating a Fairer Scotland

The Commission has published its contribution to the national discussion on creating a Fairer Scotland. Read the submission in Word format. Thursday 03 September 2015