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Read more about the article Wales commits to strengthening human rights and working towards a right to adequate housing

Wales commits to strengthening human rights and working towards a right to adequate housing

  • Post published: 28th September 2026
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Read more about the article ICESCR at 50 – What do economic, social and cultural rights mean for Wales?

ICESCR at 50 – What do economic, social and cultural rights mean for Wales?

  • Post published: 22nd May 2026
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Read more about the article New report on the right to health in the UK

New report on the right to health in the UK

  • Post published: 10th December 2024
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Read more about the article A right to housing in Wales is both necessary and possible

A right to housing in Wales is both necessary and possible

  • Post published: 19th September 2023
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Read more about the article 2023 – the year for change: <em>The right to adequate housing in Wales</em>

2023 – the year for change: The right to adequate housing in Wales

  • Post published: 9th February 2023
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Read more about the article Building capacity – human rights in England and Wales 

Building capacity – human rights in England and Wales 

  • Post published: 30th September 2022
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Read more about the article Wales implement the socio-economic duty

Wales implement the socio-economic duty

  • Post published: 31st March 2021
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Read more about the article Socio-economic duty to come into force in Wales

Socio-economic duty to come into force in Wales

  • Post published: 11th March 2021
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Read more about the article Today Wales could make a real difference for equality

Today Wales could make a real difference for equality

  • Post published: 7th November 2018
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