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MSPs seek views on post-COVID human rights support
Committee calls for evidence on financial implications of pandemic
Campaigner wins ruling agains facial recognition trial
Court of Appeal holds Cardiff deployment flawed on three grounds
Faculty calls for a rethink of Hate Crime Bill
Submission sees "potential unintended consequences" for freedom of speech
Disability Law Centre protests unclear face mask signs
Complaint that failure to mention exemptions leads to harassment
MSP seeks views on proposed Right to Food Bill
Elaine Smith consults on support for UN-backed human right to become law
ICO issues employee data guidance as businesses reopen
Six principles explained for holding staff health data
IBA signs up to pandemic support for LGBTI rights
187 organisations in demand to UN for no discrimination in special measures
Society, Faculty back detained lawyers for CCBE award
Egyptian lawyers nominated for CCBE Human Rights Award 2020
Disclosure Bill passes final Holyrood stage
New law changes requirements on revealing criminal history
Commission seeks rights based approach to recovery
Papers call for transparent, accountable decisions in planning to rebuild
Law centre threatens disability claim over lockdown
Claim of discrimination after Cummings invokes "exceptional circumstances"
CCBE sounds "alarm bell" for justice in Europe
COVID-19 restrictions need urgent measures to restore citizens' rights
SHRC "deeply concerned" over prisoners' rights breaches
Commission writes to Yousaf over reports of "unacceptable" conditions
MSPs review rights impact of COVID-19 measures
Holyrood committee taking views on who has been worst affected
Fixed penalty regime is ECHR compliant: Inner House
Judges reject appeal by youth whose father forgot to deal with notice
Icelander elected President of Human Rights Court
Judge Robert Spano to take office next month
Justice Secretary briefs Holyrood on coronavirus response
Letter to Justice Committee answers questions raised
Serco lock change opponents refused appeal permission
Supreme Court panel decision marks end of the road
Morrisons not liable for rogue employee data breach
Workers lose out as Supreme Court allows appeal
Tribunals rule on trafficking status: Supreme Court
Commission's appeal upheld in forced labour case
Human Rights Court adopts anti-coronavirus measures
Hearings cancelled; application time limit suspended for a month
Biometrics Commissioner Bill passes final stage
Unanimous support at Holyrood after "consensual" debate
Human rights ruling against UK in police data case
Indefinite biometric data retention without safeguards breached article 8