Equal protection needed for all those who use care
16 January 2014
Imagine two people who live next to each other in a care home – one pays for their own care, the other’s is arranged by
Imagine two people who live next to each other in a care home – one pays for their own care, the other’s is arranged by
The Council of Europe is currently seeking people’s views on the longer-term future of the European Convention on Human Rights and the European Court of
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As you head off for a festive break we wanted to say a big thank you to all of you who’ve helped us to launch
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Katherine Hill, Age UK’s Strategy Adviser for Equality and Human Rights, blogs about the amendment in the Care Bill we’re supporting to protect human rights.
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We expect the state to protect children, no matter who they are or where they are from. But some of the most vulnerable children in