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Publication - Corporate report

Human rights in the UK: Universal Periodic Review, 2017 – Scottish Government position

Published: 19 Apr 2017
Directorate:
Local Government and Communities Directorate
Part of:
Business, industry and innovation, Children and families, Equality and rights, +3 more … Health and social care, International, Law and order
ISBN:
9781786529268

Scottish Government position statement on Scotland’s performance against key international human rights obligations.

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Human rights in the UK: Universal Periodic Review, 2017 – Scottish Government position
Civil and Political Rights
Supporting documents

Civil and Political Rights

"Ensuring that rights have meaning for individuals - in neighbourhoods, schools, hospitals, workplaces - that's the ambition for the Scottish Government."

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon,
SNAP Innovation Forum, 9 December 2015

1. Combating violence against women and girls
Framework within which human rights are promoted

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