Just Fair
@justfairuk.bsky.social
We bring together social justice and human rights in the UK by campaigning for economic, social & cultural rights. Image via Rozalina Burkova. https://justfair.org.uk/
How can human rights strengthen campaigning for social justice? Join us and community partners for an interactive afternoon of practical training, discussion and networking. 📍 London 📆 30 September 🎟️ Free Sign up now
Building change through human rights
Join Just Fair and our community partners to explore how a human rights-based approach can strengthen local action.
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🍽️ Food is not a luxury. It’s a human right. We’ve submitted evidence to the Right to Food Commission calling for a legal right to food in the UK, shifting from crisis response to accountability and dignity. Read more:
Making the right to food real in the UK | Just Fair
What would it mean to truly realise the right to food in the UK? For too many people, access to adequate, nutritious food is not something they can rely on. Food banks are multiplying cross the country, families are skipping meals, and many are forced to choose between putting food on the table or other […]
justfair.org.uk
🚧 At a time of insecure work, rising living costs, and pressure on hard-won protections, we need stronger tools and alliances. Our new project will increase understanding of workers' rights under human rights law and strengthen links between trade unions and civil society.
Protecting workers and strengthening trade unions: our new partnership for economic and social rights | Just Fair
Rights in the workplace and beyond face significant risks ahead. Narratives of division are being weaponised to set communities against one another, and the ground beneath hard-won protections feels increasingly less stable. Building solidarity and drawing on all tools available to defend rights has never been more important. The recent advisory opinion from the International […]
justfair.org.uk
📊 New polling from @amnestyuk.bsky.social shows 82% of people want the new Prime Minister to do more to protect human rights. When asked what should be prioritised, tackling poverty and the cost-of-living crisis came first (54%). 🧵
🏠 The UN Special Rapporteur on the right to housing is seeking evidence on how local authorities and community-led initiatives are making the right to housing a reality. Have examples, research or lived experience to share? Deadline: 21 September www.ohchr.org/en/cal...
🤝 Accountability is more than something we ask of governments. At Just Fair, it means sharing power, listening to communities, being transparent, and adapting our work based on feedback. Human rights start with how we work, not just what we campaign for.
Accountability: making human rights real in our work | Just Fair
At Just Fair, we often talk about the importance of accountability. It’s one of the core principles of a human rights-based approach, alongside participation, non-discrimination, empowerment and legality. But accountability isn’t just something we ask of governments and public bodies. It’s also something we strive to embed in our own work. As an organisation working […]
justfair.org.uk
🌿 As the year moves on, the need for economic, social and cultural rights hasn’t gone away. Inequality and persistent poverty still mean thousands are denied safe homes and nourishing food. Your donation helps us fight for the foundations everyone needs to thrive. cafdonate.cafonline....
📬 Everyday rights—like housing, health, education, and social security—are fundamental human rights. If you care about dignity, justice, and equality, sign up to our newsletter and stay informed on how to protect these rights for all.
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Disabled people are being pushed into poverty by policy choices, not personal failings. New findings show many are skipping meals because of disability-related costs. It is time to recognise the right to food in domestic law.
Food insecurity is widespread, severe and systemic for disabled people, evidence to inquiry concludes
Food insecurity* is a “widespread, severe, and systemic” issue for disabled people, with rising food costs a “significant” challenge, according to evidence submitted to an inquiry just as the gover…
disabilitynewsservice.com
Millions of people in the UK are struggling to afford the food they need, not because food is scarce, but because incomes are too low and our systems are failing. Food insecurity is a human rights issue. Everyone should be able to rely on the right to food. 🍎✊
Why the UK has a food security problem – video
Josh Toussaint-Strauss explores the reasons why the UK is at a high risk of food shortages and how it compares with other countries
theguardian.com
🚧 At a time of insecure work, rising living costs, and pressure on hard-won protections, we need stronger tools and alliances. Our new project will increase understanding of workers' rights under human rights law and strengthen links between trade unions and civil society.
Protecting workers and strengthening trade unions: our new partnership for economic and social rights | Just Fair
Rights in the workplace and beyond face significant risks ahead. Narratives of division are being weaponised to set communities against one another, and the ground beneath hard-won protections feels increasingly less stable. Building solidarity and drawing on all tools available to defend rights has never been more important. The recent advisory opinion from the International […]
justfair.org.uk
How can a human rights-based approach strengthen your campaigns and help create lasting social change? Join us and community partners for an interactive afternoon of practical training, discussion and networking. 📍 London 📆 30 September 🎟️ Free Sign up now
Building change through human rights
Join Just Fair and our community partners to explore how a human rights-based approach can strengthen local action.
eventbrite.com
7.4 million low-income households are going without essentials. People are skipping meals, rationing heating and struggling to afford the basics. Poverty isn't inevitable, it's the result of policy choices. Everyone should be able to rely on the foundations they need.
'I can't afford to turn the oven on': 7.4m households struggling to buy essentials
As Andy Burnham promises “breathing space” for households, millions are unable to buy items such as clothing, heating and food.
bbc.com
🍽️ Food is not a luxury. It’s a human right. We’ve submitted evidence to the Right to Food Commission calling for a legal right to food in the UK, shifting from crisis response to accountability and dignity. Read more:
Making the right to food real in the UK | Just Fair
What would it mean to truly realise the right to food in the UK? For too many people, access to adequate, nutritious food is not something they can rely on. Food banks are multiplying cross the country, families are skipping meals, and many are forced to choose between putting food on the table or other […]
justfair.org.uk
🍼 Four hundred thousand children relied on baby banks in 2025, with demand for essentials like formula, cots and beds rising sharply. Access to an adequate food and housing are human rights. No child should depend on charity for the basics they need to grow and stay safe.
About 400,000 UK children supported by baby banks, up 11% on previous year
Exclusive: Charities say they ‘cannot continue to absorb the impact of child poverty’ without government support
theguardian.com
We’ve submitted evidence to the UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent. Our submission highlights how racism and discrimination continue to undermine economic, social and cultural rights across housing, health, work, education and social security. Read here justfair.org.uk/wp-c...
🏠 The UN Special Rapporteur on the right to housing is seeking evidence on how local authorities and community-led initiatives are making the right to housing a reality. Have examples, research or lived experience to share? Deadline: 21 September www.ohchr.org/en/cal...
🤝 Accountability is more than something we ask of governments. At Just Fair, it means sharing power, listening to communities, being transparent, and adapting our work based on feedback. Human rights start with how we work, not just what we campaign for.
Accountability: making human rights real in our work | Just Fair
At Just Fair, we often talk about the importance of accountability. It’s one of the core principles of a human rights-based approach, alongside participation, non-discrimination, empowerment and legality. But accountability isn’t just something we ask of governments and public bodies. It’s also something we strive to embed in our own work. As an organisation working […]
justfair.org.uk
🌿 As the year moves on, the need for economic, social and cultural rights hasn’t gone away. Inequality and persistent poverty still mean thousands are denied safe homes and nourishing food. Your donation helps us fight for the foundations everyone needs to thrive. cafdonate.cafonline....
📬 Everyday rights—like housing, health, education, and social security—are fundamental human rights. If you care about dignity, justice, and equality, sign up to our newsletter and stay informed on how to protect these rights for all.
Just Fair
Just Fair Email Forms
justfair.us15.list-manage.com
Disabled people are being pushed into poverty by policy choices, not personal failings. New findings show many are skipping meals because of disability-related costs. It is time to recognise the right to food in domestic law.
Food insecurity is widespread, severe and systemic for disabled people, evidence to inquiry concludes
Food insecurity* is a “widespread, severe, and systemic” issue for disabled people, with rising food costs a “significant” challenge, according to evidence submitted to an inquiry just as the gover…
disabilitynewsservice.com
Millions of people in the UK are struggling to afford the food they need, not because food is scarce, but because incomes are too low and our systems are failing. Food insecurity is a human rights issue. Everyone should be able to rely on the right to food. 🍎✊
Why the UK has a food security problem – video
Josh Toussaint-Strauss explores the reasons why the UK is at a high risk of food shortages and how it compares with other countries
theguardian.com
Poverty is not inevitable; it's the result of political choices. A social security system should protect people's dignity and rights, not push them further into hardship. We now have an opportunity to build a system grounded in human rights @amnestyuk.bsky.social
A View from Amnesty: the Timms Review, poverty and the antidote to despair
Our CEO, Kerry Moscogiuri, shares her thoughts on the implications of the 2026 Timms Review of the UK's Personal Independence Payment (PIP).
amnesty.org.uk
🚧 At a time of insecure work, rising living costs, and pressure on hard-won protections, we need stronger tools and alliances. Our new project will increase understanding of workers' rights under human rights law and strengthen links between trade unions and civil society.
Protecting workers and strengthening trade unions: our new partnership for economic and social rights | Just Fair
Rights in the workplace and beyond face significant risks ahead. Narratives of division are being weaponised to set communities against one another, and the ground beneath hard-won protections feels increasingly less stable. Building solidarity and drawing on all tools available to defend rights has never been more important. The recent advisory opinion from the International […]
justfair.org.uk
Right now, 1 in 153 people in England is experiencing homelessness. The next Prime Minister must make ending homelessness a national priority and recognise housing as a human right in law. Sign the Big Issue’s letter. 👇
Tell our next PM to end the housing crisis
We need a Prime Minister who puts housing first. Add your name to our letter.
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How can a human rights-based approach strengthen your campaigns and help create lasting social change? Join us and community partners for an interactive afternoon of practical training, discussion and networking. 📍 London 📆 30 September 🎟️ Free Sign up now www.eventbrite.com/e/1993904365...
🍽️ Food is not a luxury. It’s a human right. We’ve submitted evidence to the Right to Food Commission calling for a legal right to food in the UK, shifting from crisis response to accountability and dignity. Read more:
Making the right to food real in the UK | Just Fair
What would it mean to truly realise the right to food in the UK? For too many people, access to adequate, nutritious food is not something they can rely on. Food banks are multiplying cross the country, families are skipping meals, and many are forced to choose between putting food on the table or other […]
justfair.org.uk
🍼 Four hundred thousand children relied on baby banks in 2025, with demand for essentials like formula and cots rising sharply. Access to an adequate standard of living, food and housing are human rights. No child should depend on charity for the basics they need to thrive.
About 400,000 UK children supported by baby banks, up 11% on previous year
Exclusive: Charities say they ‘cannot continue to absorb the impact of child poverty’ without government support
theguardian.com
We’ve submitted evidence to the UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent ahead of its follow-up to the UK. Our submission highlights how racism & discrimination continue to undermine economic, social and cultural rights across housing, health, work, education and social security. 🧵
🏠 The UN Special Rapporteur on the right to housing is seeking evidence on how local authorities and community-led initiatives are making the right to housing a reality. Have examples, research or lived experience to share? Deadline: 21 September www.ohchr.org/en/cal...