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Commission welcomes move to address time limit on historic child abuse cases The Scottish Human Rights Commission has today welcomed the Scottish Government’s commitment to remove a barrier to justice for survivors of historic child abuse. Commenting on the Scottish Government’s announcement that it will introduce a Limitation (Childhood Abuse) Bill to address the time limit on child abuse...:  “Securing access to justice is an important human rights issue for survivors of historic child abuse
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
Following the latest government advice in relation to COVID-19 (coronavirus), the Scottish Human Rights Commission has this week initiated a move to remote working. All staff are now working from home and will not be taking part in face-to-face external events and meetings for the foreseeable future. We are in contact with relevant stakeholders to make alternative arrangements where possible. You... rights in Scotland. We will continue to monitor, review and take action where required to adapt
A letter to the Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee on the Commission's report to the Council of Europe's Group of Experts on Action against Violence against Women and Domestic Violence (GREVIO). This letter was also sent to the Minister for Victims and Community Safety; and the Criminal Justice Committee.