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Launch of A Migrant’s Guide to Scotland - Your Human Rights in a Different Country
March 31: 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, collaboration, and participation from migrant communities across Scotland. It reflects a commitment to making human rights accessible, inclusive, and meaningful for all.
HRCS publishes Theory of Change and Strategic Plan for 2026 - 2031
March 24: Following the organisation’s first AGM since transition from a single tier to 2 tier SCIO, Human Rights Consortium Scotland has now published its new Theory of Change and Strategic Plan for the next five years (2026-2031).
HRCS and 31 co-signatories submit recommendation to OHCHR for SHRC to retain A ‘Status’ accreditation
March 4: On 20th January 2026, HRCS submitted a report to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) along with 31 other co-signatories (full list found below), recommending that the Scottish Human Rights Commission retains its ‘A’ status accreditation.
What’s happening More events
Online Launch: A Migrant’s Guide to Scotland – Your Human Rights in a Different Country
March 31, 12:00
Online
Join Human Rights Consortium Scotland for the launch of A Migrant’s Guide to Scotland – Your Human Rights in a Different Country, a new booklet designed to empower migrants with accessible information about their rights and how to navigate life in Scotland.
Human Rights Hustings: Scotland 2026
April 1, 19:00
Online
Join us as we bring together candidates to discuss their human rights priorities ahead of the Scottish parliamentary election.
In-Person Launch: A Migrant’s Guide to Scotland – Your Human Rights in a Different Country
April 7, 18:30
The Boardwalk, 105 Brunswick St, Glasgow, G1 1TF
Join Human Rights Consortium Scotland for the launch of A Migrant’s Guide to Scotland – Your Human Rights in a Different Country, a new booklet designed to empower migrants with accessible information about their rights and how to navigate life in Scotland.
