The Scottish HumanRights Commission has published a briefing on The Right to Food in Scotland during COVID-19. The briefing explains how COVID-19 has affected the right to food, exacerbating already high levels of food insecurity in Scotland. Despite the large-scale mobilisation of communities and civil society to meet need, emergency community-based provision is not a rights based approach for the long-term.
- a central issue for humanrights in the 21st century - complementing the economic case... for HumanRights Mary Robinson will speak at the conference which will highlight the opportunities... of the Scottish HumanRights Commission said: "The Commission very much supports this timely... century's starkest challenge to humanrights - including the rights to life, livelihood and way
We all have the right to privacy and to go about our lives free from unnecessary interference from the police. Mobile phone browsing technology - or cyber kiosks - has the potential to be highly intrusive of this right. The Scottish HumanRights Commission therefore wants to see clear rules... oversight.
The European Court of HumanRights has established that it is the state's responsibility... for clear, sufficient and robust safeguards, including appropriate oversight. People's rights to privacy
custody.
The independent investigatory body must have regard to applicable humanrights standards... of the Scottish HumanRights Commission. It was commissioned by the Cabinet Secretary for Justice in November... with responsibilities to uphold humanrights to take action to implement these recommendations.”
Professor...’s humanrights obligations, in particular the right to life provided for in Article 2 of the European Convention on HumanRights (ECHR). The state has the duty to protect the right to life
would also co-chair the review, to ensure that an independent humanrights-based perspective... humanrights legal standards, at both the European and international levels and work across the other... on a revised Terms of Reference (ToR) which embed humanrights principles and analysis into the review
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