#AllOurRights10

#AllOurRights10

Scottish Human Rights Commission launch #AllOurRights10 films to mark progress on human rights in Scotland

The Commission turns ten years old on International Human Rights Day (December 10), when there will also be celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The #AllOurRights10 campaign is underpinned by ten short films sharing ten people’s perspectives on human rights issues in Scotland, from rights in social care to children’s rights to privacy to rights in community development. The films will be released on social media in the ten days running up to 10 December with a final highlights film being published on Monday 10 December.

The ten films feature different people and their unique perspectives on promoting and protecting human rights, including people with lived experience of rights issues, civil society advocates and people working in public authorities.

The first of the #AllOurRights10 films features our own CEO Donald Macaskill, talking about rights in social care.

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