YouTube video by Songs of the People

The First Minister responds to a joint civil society letter on the Scottish Human Rights Bill, acknowledging input and committing to continued progress.

The International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR) is a United Nations covenant that protects fundamental day-to-day rights for everyone. The Covenant covers the minimum standards we all need to live with freedom, respect and dignity. It was ratified by the UK in 1976. As with all UN covenants, responsibility for compliance in […]

The launch of A Migrant’s Guide to Scotland marks an important milestone in supporting migrants to understand and access their rights. The resource has been shaped through lived experience, collaborat...

Together is an alliance of Scottish children's charities that works to improve the awareness, understanding and implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC). We ...

YouTube video by Human Rights Consortium Scotland

This report provides an overview of the significant hurdles faced by migrants in Scotland in relation to housing, education and employment rights.

When most people think of climate change, they picture major headline events such as flash floods, forest fires and droughts. However, climate change has a direct and immediate impact on the daily liv...

FoISA Reform Bill Update on progressing the Bill through Stage 1. In conjunction with the Human Rights Consortium Scotland.

Eventbrite - Human Rights Consortiums NI, Cymru & Scotland presents Safeguarding Our Rights: The ECHR Across the UK’s Devolved Nations - Tuesday, 18 November 2025 - Find event and ticket information.

Welcome to our November Newsletter As we move towards the end of the year, Scotland’s human rights community continues to grow in strength, connection and purpose. This month, we’re celebrating a full...

Everyone's Environment: Voices NPC -New Philanthropy Capital exists to support charities and the voluntary sector, funders and social enterprises maximise their potential impact.

We’re pleased to publish a new expert briefing by Professor Nicole Busby of the University of Glasgow, commissioned by HRCS. The report, Current Priorities for Human Rights Incorporation in Scotland, ...