What’s new More news
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.
A new report from the Centre for Public Policy at the University of Glasgow
February 24: HRCS’ Manifesto briefing document for political action - Our Rights. Your Move. - has two asks focussing on the need to change the Scotland Act 1998. We believe this change is essential if Scotland is to be able to develop a Human Rights Bill which fully incorporates the human rights detailed in ICESCR, CERD, CEDAW and CRPD
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.
