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Date: 20th October 2025
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Reporting to and monitoring the UNCRC, Civil Rights and Freedoms
The Human Rights Measurement Initiative (HRMI) is delighted to launch its latest data for the United Kingdom, informed by insights from over 500 global respondents in the 2025 annual survey.
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Date: 20th October 2025
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Child rights impact assessments, Education, including vocational education, Inclusive education
The guidance documents are linked and to be read in relation to each other. Both aim to give clarity and consistency to schools, local authorities, children, and families on behaviour expectations, consequences, and risk processes. They have been created keeping in mind not only children’s rights, but also evidence from the Behaviour in Scottish Schools Research 2023 shows rising concerns about inconsistent responses, limited consequences, and staff confidence in managing behaviour. There have been some concerns, that when creating this guidance, there was only limited contribution from children and young people themselves, however the Scottish Government has made the commitment to include more children and young people’s voices in further research relating to this guidance.
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Date: 20th October 2025
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Training
There are still spaces available to join Together to develop your understanding of how to implement the accountability principle of a Children’s Human Rights Approach in your work and organisation.
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Date: 20th October 2025
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Training
There are still spaces available to join Together to develop your understanding of how to implement the embedding principle of a Children's Human Rights Approach in your work and organisation.
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Date: 20th October 2025
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Policies & procedures
We have received Manifestos, launched in time to be considered for the next parliamentary election in 2026.
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Date: 20th October 2025
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Children of prisoners
What Happens Next is a helpful resource answering important questions such as
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Date: 20th October 2025
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Children of prisoners
Families Outside has launched a documentary where they give a brief overview of their work and the support that they are able to give to families affected by imprisonment. The documentary is telling the real stories of people that have received support by Families Outside. It shows the materials and dedication that is given to each and every member of an affected family, whether they are a partner, sibling, child or parent of an incarcerated person.
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Date: 20th October 2025
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Child poverty
The Poverty Alliance highlights the Minimum Income Guarantee as possible solution against poverty in Scotland. In the light of the ongoing cost of living crisis, many households struggle with living in a secure, warm home and being able to feed themselves at the same time. With a minimum income, it should be made possible for every person in Scotland to have a solid foundation. The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child identifies poverty as one of the main causes of infant and child death in the UK. To address this, it is essential that households across the country can live above the poverty line. The Scottish Government has committed to implement targeted policies and programmes to support disadvantaged children and tackle child poverty. A Minimum Income Guarantee may support reaching those goals and be a step towards fewer children living in poverty.
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Date: 20th October 2025
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Child poverty
The 2025 edition of Poverty in Scotland puts a spotlight on one of the nation's most persistent challenges: child poverty. The report lays bare the depth and complexity of poverty affecting families across the country — and issues a powerful call to rebuild trust in politicians through meaningful action.
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Date: 20th October 2025
Category:
Child poverty
Save the Children and JRF have released ‘The New Story of Child Poverty in Scotland’. The guide centres on five key points for reframing the narrative of child poverty to harness greater public energy. Each point aims to boost engagement and connect with the people of Scotland, rather than treating poverty as an abstract policy issue.
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