Ceartaichean na h-Alba (Scottish Rights)

Ceartaichean na h-Alba, or Scottish Rights, refer to the legal and cultural rights recognizing Scotland’s distinct identity within the United Kingdom. These rights encompass the recognition of Scottish law, the preservation of the Scottish language, and support for Scottish culture and traditions. The concept emphasizes Scotland's autonomy in governance and self-determination, particularly after developments like the establishment of the Scottish Parliament in 1999. Overall, it underscores the importance of Scotland's unique heritage and promotes the protection of its interests within a broader national framework.