March for Human Rights: Support BIHR

As a charity, the British Institute of Human Rights relies on the support of those who are alright with human rights.

March for Human Rights is largely unfunded, and we have to meet the costs of this work from our core sources.

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Use of pain-inducing restraint risks children’s rights

Carolyne Willow, director of children’s rights charity Article 39, blogs about the use of pain-inducing restraint on children and their work to challenge the practice.
Weighing up duty to respect vs duty to protect rights

Early intervention team respect patient's autonomy
Amending care plan to respect family life

Social worker uses HRA to ensure discharge plan is proportionate
Using rights to open up dialogue with other practitioners

Respecting rights of patient with learning disability

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