The Scottish Human Rights Commission’s recent report lays bare the daunting barriers to justice in Scotland, shedding light on chronic issues within the legal aid system and a prison infrastructure straining under pressure. By putting a spotlight on the rights of the most vulnerable, including those with learning disabilities, the report calls for immediate action from Parliament to uphold Scotland’s international human rights obligations. The landscape of civil and political rights remains fraught with challenges, urging a collective effort to ensure that these rights are not just theoretical, but a lived reality for all.
Scottish Human Rights Commission Reveals Urgent Barriers to Justice
