The Scottish HumanRights Commission (the Commission) invites interested parties to submit an application to undertake a short piece of research to inform the Commission’s submission to Committee on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women as part of the periodic review of the United Kingdom. The Commission intends to submit shadow reports for both the pre-session, taking place in July 2018, and for the full review which will be held in February 2019. The research
be placed on a statutory footing.
We are pleased that the Committee recognises that humanrights, privacy... structures are robust in protecting rights when it comes to using new technologies.
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The Scottish HumanRights Commission’s role is to promote widespread awareness, understanding of, and respect for humanrights.
The Scottish Parliament Corporate Body (SBCB) is seeking is seeking to appoint a part-time Commission member who must be able to spend 30 days per year on commission business.
You will be a team player with excellent networking and interpersonal skills with the ability to constructively challenge and influence decision making.
The daily fee rate is £262.74.
Highlands and Islands
We started the project in the place with the biggest gaps in humanrights data: the Highlands and Islands. In 2023, we visited more than twenty towns across six local authorities and interviewed more than a hundred people .
Some of the most critical issues that we found were:
Many people are unable to afford housing, to heat their homes or to travel to access healthcare.
A significant number of people are homeless, and some are living in conditions of rooflessness
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