What’s new More news
The Rights Report - Why the Chisinau Declaration Matters for Human Rights in Scotland
May 7: With the Scottish parliamentary elections underway, all eyes are understandably focused on the outcome from today’s vote. However, the Scottish election is not the only event in May that will have significant ramifications for human rights in Scotland: on 15th May 2026, governments from across Europe, including the UK, will gather in Chi?in?u, Moldova.
Online and In-person Launch Events for A Migrant’s Guide to Scotland – Your Human Rights in a Different Country
April 8: Launch of A Migrant’s Guide to Scotland, featuring online and in-person events, highlighting migrant participation and human rights in Scotland.
Sofiia’s Blog: International Coffee Morning: A Space for Cultural Exchange and Connection
April 1: A reflection on the International Coffee Morning hosted by Sofiia Matsuk, where young people shared their experiences of living between cultures. Discover insights from the event and details about the upcoming session.
What’s happening More events
Building A Human Rights Culture
May 14, 10:00
Boardwalk, Glasgow
The ALLIANCE and Human Rights Consortium Scotland will be hosting an in person event to explore building a human rights culture. Together we will explore the attitudes, values and behaviours that inform and influence decision making and are central to a positive human rights culture.
HRCS Members Webinar Series: Webinar 1 – The Joyful Disruptor
May 20, 13:00
Online - Zoom
HRCS launches its 2026 Members Webinar Series with an inspiring session led by Vanessa Boon, “The Joyful Disruptor.” Taking place online on 20 May, this interactive webinar explores how activism can remain effective, creative, and resilient in a changing political landscape in Scotland. Vanessa will introduce her five-point framework for driving positive, sustainable change, followed by an open Q&A. Free for HRCS members.
