The Women’s Health Plan: Second Annual Report on Progress

Could you help shape the future of Human Rights in Scotland? Apply to join the SNAP2 Leadership Panel

The UN ICESCR Committee has issued its recommendations and several reflect points made by the ALLIANCE and our members.

Carers Scotland launches their State of Caring in Scotland 2024 research report.

The ALLIANCE responds to the Equality, Human Rights, and Civil Justice Committee's inquiry into the the Public Sector Equality Duty.

Our response calls for a human rights based approach to outcomes, and to consider how to strengthen the SHRC.

A Scotland that Cares campaign calls on the Scottish Government to set a dedicated National Outcome on Care now.

Public Health Scotland have published a briefing on transport poverty and health inequalities.

The Scottish Human Rights Commission (SHRC) has published a report on the state of economic, social and cultural rights in Scotland.

The ALLIANCE welcomes the proposed strategy, though a Human Rights Bill is necessary for full effect.

Obesity Action Scotland wants to stop unhealthy food sponsorship at Scottish sports events including the 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

Residents of Leith’s famous Banana Flats (Cables Wynd House) have launched their human rights monitoring report.

The Scottish Human Rights Commission (SHRC) report finds troubling failures in progress from institutionalisation to independent living.

The updated SPSO Principles demonstrate a positive shift towards putting people and their human rights at the centre of complaints handling.

The Mental Welfare Commission calls for urgent changes so people with learning disability and complex needs can leave hospital and flourish.

Minister announces parts of the National Care Service Bill will be dropped due to a lack of compromise and support.

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We have submitted a parallel report to the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights for its examination of rights in the UK.

The ALLIANCE welcome the aims of widening access to palliative care, but actions must be underpinned by resources and accountability.

Autistic Knowledge Development and National Autistic Society Scotland celebrate the success of the Embrace Autism programme.

The ALLIANCE wants to hear from you if you have experienced barriers to accessing Self-Directed Support.

The First Minister has reiterated his commitment to the continuation of Contact Scotland BSL.

The Policy and Public Affairs programme influenced government policy in many areas over 2024.

Raising awareness of key areas of women’s health, challenging myths and stigma through positive dialogue, and lived experience forums.

Whilst the draft Covenant is a positive start, it is unclear how it's aims will be realised in practice.

Who Cares? Scotland publishes their third Lifelong Rights Issue Paper on Belonging and Connections.