Uk pulling out of ECHR

Rumi
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What can people do to prevent this as it could affect every single one of us?
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Yes, it's totally incredible! I can hear Churchill turning over in his grave.
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Pull out we must. We are still tied to Europe with this unelected court.
Much better that we go back to the Magna Carta and develop our own bill of rights so that no one can interfere with our justice system anymore.0 -
2oldcodgers said:Pull out we must. We are still tied to Europe with this unelected court.
Much better that we go back to the Magna Carta and develop our own bill of rights so that no one can interfere with our justice system anymore.
We are not still tied at all, the ECHR is nothing to do with the EU. It actually enables us to make complaints about injustice within the EU. That's the trouble, a lot of people in Britain are blinkered as the first word is European. It was launched in 1950 as the Council of Europe to help protect people's human rights and fundamental freedoms. It has absolutely nothing to do with the European Union.
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It will very likely not happen. It's gammon meat aimed at placating people who don't or understand reality (whether it's other Tory politicians or members of the public like @2oldcodgers).JessieJ said:It actually enables us to make complaints about injustice within the EU. That's the trouble, a lot of people in Britain are blinkered as the first word is European. It was launched in 1950 as the Council of Europe to help protect people's human rights and fundamental freedoms. It has absolutely nothing to do with the European Union.2
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2oldcodgers said:Pull out we must. We are still tied to Europe with this unelected court.
Much better that we go back to the Magna Carta and develop our own bill of rights so that no one can interfere with our justice system anymore.
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@Stellar can we please be careful not to give in to name calling.
Just a reminder to read our Community house rules.0 -
Of course human rights need protecting, but a 70 year old charter is being abused and we can’t house the world. Europe also realises this and are in the same mess we are in. I can’t get a dentist, hospital appointment or social care unless I pay. Why? because there are just too many people here, all needing services. We do need immigration, managed by skill sets, but not this uncontrolled fiasco. What is a country without its borders? As my old dad always said, ‘Life is a cake; cut the slices too thin and it crumbles’ Not everyone will agree with me, but that’s how I see it.0
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Hi woodbine, sorry but I disagree, as you obviously don’t live where I do. I’ was waiting for a consultants appointment for almost 11 months, after fighting for a doctors appointment for several months, 14 weeks to get a bone scan then 22 weeks to get the bone scan results. My dentist went private two years ago and I have been trying for an alternative in that time, to no avail. Comparing your location with mine, a vastly overcrowded urban city, is not really an answer, is it? My doctor has an increase in patients of hundreds, he told me that himself. The quickest people who looked after me were the chest x ray guys, they were very good and recalled me quickly for a second exam within weeks when they saw the extent and severity of my problems. So being fairly newly disabled, I’m very disappointed with the slow pace in being seen. And it’s down to increased numbers needing attention in every single department.1
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2oldcodgers said:Pull out we must. We are still tied to Europe with this unelected court.
Much better that we go back to the Magna Carta and develop our own bill of rights so that no one can interfere with our justice system anymore.The only time I see it conflicting with what we trying to do is when we are trying to erode human rights.The latest one being the soon to be spying on bank accounts (which the opposition abstained on stating they support the bill).0
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