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The Scottish Human Rights Commission, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Prisons for Scotland and Families Outside welcome the follow up progress report into the Independent Review of the Response... November 2021 and was co-chaired by the Scottish Human Rights Commission, HM Chief Inspector... Scotland’s human rights obligations, the Review’s key recommendation was that an independent body... progress report on the Scottish Government website. 2. Read the Scottish Human Rights Commission news
The Scottish Human Rights Commission has published a draft BSL Plan 2024-2030 for comment and feedback.  The plan is available in BSL below or on our YouTube channel. It is also available in English on the publications page of our website at www.scottishhumanrights.com. We welcome feedback on this draft plan, including by video message, video relay via Contact Scotland BSL, or email us at hello@scottishhumanrights.com.     
Freedom of Information We want to make it easy for you to find the information you need about the Scottish Human Rights Commission. You can read a Guide to Information that we make available through... Rights CommissionBridgeside House 99 McDonald Road EdinburghEH7 4NS More information about Freedom... Human Rights Commission has adopted the Nolan Committee’s Seven Principles of public life to guide..., call us on 0131 297 5750, or write to us at: Scottish Human Rights CommissionBridgeside House 99
We will use our findings to push for urgent action on outstanding recommendations where progress is too slow.  We will share this report with a range of bodies to allow progress to be assessed and tracked over time. This includes: The Criminal Justice Committee of the Scottish Parliament Audit Scotland The European Committee on the Prevention of Torture The Human Rights Committee The UN Special Rapporteur on Torture Together with the National Preventive Mechanism, we will also track progress
The Scottish Human Rights Commission has welcomed the Scottish Government’s commitment to taking....  The state has a duty to protect people from abuse and to fulfil their rights to justice and remedies... process, based on a human rights framework, that has led to the development of an Action Plan for Justice... of putting people whose rights are affected by issues, at the heart of decision-making and action planning... been constructed based on human rights principles outlined in SHRC’s Human Rights Framework