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Just Fair
We believe in social justice through human rights. We promote economic and social rights in the UK.
About Just Fair
Just Fair brings social justice and human rights together. We work to ensure that UK law, policy and practice complies with our international human rights obligations. Registered as a charity since 2011, Just Fair exists to realise a fairer and more just society in the UK by monitoring and advocating the protection of economic, social and cultural rights (ESCR). Just Fair is committed to increasing public awareness of international human rights law and the capability to use it. Just Fair is also devoted to the advancement of high-quality thinking, training and practice to ensure that ESCR are respected, protected and fulfilled. We hold government and public authorities accountable by ensuring that law, policy and practice complies with our international human rights obligations. We engage with international human rights bodies when they assess whether laws and policies are in line with the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, which is legally binding in the UK. We hope our reports, campaigns and activities will contribute to grow a movement for ESCR in the UK. Through our partnerships with charities, local community groups and academic institutions we aim to raise civil society awareness of ESCR and build momentum behind these rights to ensure justice for all.
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Legal & Regulatory
Just Fair supports the Scottish Government's Human Rights Bill proposal to put people's rights at the heart of decision-making and service delivery in Scotland.
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Presence & Recognition
Just Fair organized a briefing by UK civil society on the new UN Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, Professor Elena Carolina Díaz Galán, on Monday 7 September.
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Presence & Recognition
Just Fair is hosting an interactive afternoon for civil society organisations working on social justice issues across London and South East England on Wednesday 30 September at 13:30–17:30 at Islington, London.
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Research & Knowledge
Just Fair published a new blog exploring why an intersectional approach is essential to understanding barriers neurodivergent people face in realising human rights.
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Presence & Recognition
Just Fair is joining the Socio-Economic Rights conference on 10 September 2026 with speakers Jess McQuail and Helen Flynn.
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People
Just Fair announced that director Jess McQuail will depart the organisation later this year following over six years of tireless work.
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