Human Rights Bill consultation - questions and answers: easy read version
The easy read version of the independent analysis of responses to the consultation on A Human Rights Bill for Scotland.
Getting justice
This part is about people being able to get justice when their human rights have not been respected.
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Justice means making things right when the law has not been followed.
What people told us about getting justice
Lots of people said they liked:
- the plan on how to deal with complaints
- the changes that will be made to some organisations so they can check how well human rights are being put into action.
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Many people asked for clearer information about:
- these plans
- how things might change
- how organisations will work together
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Many people said that there will need to be enough:
- money and staff
- training
- advice services
- advocacy services
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Advocacy services offer someone to speak up for you, when you cannot speak up for yourself at that time.
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Contact
Email: humanrightsoffice@gov.scot
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