Justice for people accused and convicted under the Witchcraft Act 1563-1736
A campaign for justice
Witches of Scotland is a campaign for justice; for a legal pardon, an apology and national monument for the thousands of people – mostly women - that were convicted of witchcraft and executed between 1563 and 1736 in Scotland.
Sign the Scot gov petition
The public petition to the Scottish Parliament to ask for a pardon, apology and a national memorial for those accused and killed as witches is now live!
Sign the Scot gov petition
The public petition to the Scottish Parliament to ask for a pardon, apology and a national memorial for those accused and killed as witches is now live!
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Listen to our podcast
Interviews from those who know about the history, law and stories of those accused of witchcraft.
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Show your support and back the campaign by shopping for Witches of Scotland t-shirts and merchandise.
International Women's Day 2022
We're calling on the Scottish Government to announce a pardon and apology on International Women's Day 2022.