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Undermined, or strengthened?

27th October 2010 | criminal law , government/administration , human rights

Is Scots law losing out because of the devolution settlement?

25th February 2010 | human rights

Is there a role for a JUSTICE-type organisation in Scotland?

15th January 2010 | government/administration , human rights

Commissioner's round table reveals differences of emphasis, but commitment to principle

23rd October 2009 | human rights

BNP appearance on "Question Time" is no threat to public order

24th September 2009 | criminal law , human rights

Why should Scotland not have guidelines on assisted suicide too?

10th September 2009 | human rights

Human rights issues deserve a properly informed debate

31st July 2009 | criminal law , human rights

The Purdy appeal decision may help bring reform, but does not require legal change

21st May 2009 | human rights

The contrasting human rights issues in the news this week should make us reflect

13th February 2009 | government/administration , human rights

Why ban Geert Wilders when his film is still being screened?

11th December 2008 | human rights

UN Declaration anniversary has been surprisingly low key

6th November 2008 | human rights

Will the new President prove more sensitive to human rights and international obligations?

16th October 2008 | government/administration , human rights

Phone and email database proposals surely go too far