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Immigration Bill deprives UK's EU citizens of rights, MPs report
Human Rights Committee flags up powers vested in Home Secretary
Legal aid focus in EHRC discrimination in Scotland research project
Call for experiences from victims and advisers
No conflict between case management and right to fair trial: Carloway
Lord Justice General's address traces statutory change against ECHR rights
Power of attorney can be used for voter registration, guidance confirms
EHRC welcomes official clarification of permissible assistance
"Right to rent" rules for landlords declared illegal by High Court
Judge finds key plank of "hostile environment" leads to discrimination
Data privacy rights need international good practice standards: Society
Response calls for industry to be proactive
Undertaking to hold inquiry creates legitimate expectation: Supreme Court
Justices grant declaration in judicial review over Patrick Finucane murder
Supreme Court refuses Home Office appeal over conviction disclosure rulings
Schemes disproportionate in two respects, including young offenders
94-year-old wins privacy human rights case against UK over data
Police wrong to retain personal data without proper safeguards or review
"Nazi pug" accused refused leave for Supreme Court appeal
High Court rules no power to take appeal in this case
Human Rights Act not safe post-Brexit, Lords committee warns
Minister's reply indicates intention to revisit the issue
Scottish Government consults on prisoner voting rights
Views invited on proposal to allow short term prisoners to vote
Twofold challenge to achieve human rights in Scotland: Commission chair
Robertson speech welcomes report of First Minister's advisory group
Scotland can become human rights leader, advisory group reports
First Minister's group calls for new comprehensive legal framework
MPs investigate human rights threat from private company data use
Evidence invited on whether action needed
Nairobi woman is Faculty's first International Human Rights winner
Salome Nduta the "standout candidate" for standing up for others
Assisted dying campaigner refused permission for Supreme Court appeal
Majority decision against motor neurone sufferer Noel Conway
Holyrood committee seeks stronger action on human rights
Report proposes boost to Parliament's and members' roles
Human rights damages should be available for more judicial acts: report
UK Parliament committee calls for redrafting of remedial order
Scotland can learn from others on enforcing human rights: report
Better protections needed for economic, social and cultural rights
Helena Kennedy becomes IBA Human Rights Director
Peer and QC will be third holder of post
Is Scotland Fairer?
New report highlights concerns in important areas, including justice
Review asks if learning disability and autism are mental disorders
Aim is to promote and protect human rights
Morrisons held liable for employee's criminal data breach
Court of Appeal opens door to thousands of compensation claims