Race and Human Rights

Racial justice in human rights is an obligation for all in Scotland.

We believe that all individuals have the fundamental right, regardless of their race or ethnic background, to live with dignity, equity, and freedom from discrimination. Where all public services are held to account and are working to eradicate systemic inequalities. Our vision is a just and equitable society. Our Race for Human Rights programme works with all sectors to help embed embed change.

 

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Scottish Minority Ethnic Womens Network

In 2017 CEMVO Scotland organised a series of events to support the development of the Scottish Minority Ethnic Women’s Network (SMEWN).

Events to date have focused on employability issues affecting ethnic minority women in collaboration with The Scottish Government Equality Unit and Employability Team followed by an event with the Scottish Government Violence Against Women Unit to focus on the delivery plan for the ‘Equally Safe’ strategy, which was re-drafted following a public consultation.

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