The European Court of Human Rights blocked deportations of UK-based immigrants to Rwanda last month. In order to circumvent the mandate, the british government will present this Wednesday bill that will allow you to ignore some of the sentence’s mandates.
The court of Council of Europewhich monitors compliance with the European Convention on Human Rightsopposed the controversial deportation to Rwanda of the immigrants who arrived illegally to the United Kingdomgrounding an aircraft shortly before it took off from a british military base on June 14. The ECHRbased in Strasbourg, ruled that the british justice should carry out a detailed examination of the legality of the plan before proceeding to deportations.
After the ruling, the Government reiterated its intention to reform legislation on human rights with a new Bill of Rights presented on Wednesday, which would ensure that the government can ignore these statements of the ECHR. “This Bill of Rights will reinforce our British tradition of freedomwhile injecting a healthy dose of common sense in the system,” said Justice Minister Dominic Raab.
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The new one Rights letter Humans presented by the british government would replace the Human Rights Law. would facilitate deportation of foreigners damned by the courts, limiting their ability to assert their right to family life over and above the public security. “These changes will strengthen freedom of expression, allow us to deport to more foreign criminals and better protect citizens from dangerous criminalsRaab said. However, speaking to SkyNewsruled out taking out United Kingdom of European Court of Human Rights.
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The new proposal of legislation is criticized by the main Labor Party of the opposition and by the NGOs. “The Human Rights Law has given millions of people access to Justicehas protected the victims of crimes and has ensured that our loved ones receive the care they need”said Steve Reedresponsible of Justice of the Labor Party. But the declaration introduced by the Conservatives “will take away those rights.” Amnesty International UK calls it a “huge step backwards for the Rights of people”.