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JCHR and EHRiC Evidence - People
The UK Parliament's Joint Committee on Human Rights (JCHR) is currently holding an inquiry into the UK Government’s response to Covid-19. This inquiry is looking at how people's human rights may have been affected. At BIHR we work with people across the UK to help use human rights every day. We think it is important that the JCHR hears about the real life experiences of people during Covid-19.
The Scottish Parliament's Equalities and Human Rights Committee (EHRiC) is also currently conducting a survey into the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on equalities and human rights. If you are in Scotland we will use your responses in our submission to the EHRiC.
We are gathering evidence for both inquiries from people and their families accessing care and support; advocacy and campaigning organisations and people working in health and care. This survey is for people who access (or are trying to access) care and support, their family members and people who care about them. The other two survey links can be found at the end if you would like to share these and help amplify more voices please do.
We have put together the survey questions below to help us to do this. Most questions are about your experience but some are about you. We ask about you to help us to understand how Covid-19 has impacted people differently based on gender, race, age etc.
You can complete the questions below. All the questions are optional, so you do not have to answer them all if you do not want to. All your answers are anonymous, we cannot trace these back to people.
Thank you for taking the time to help us ensure people's real life experiences are part of the evidence to the JCHR (and the EHRiC in Scotland).
Please note that we can’t provide legal advice or support to individuals. If you need help for your situation you can find more information on groups to contact here.