The Human Rights Act of 1998 is an Act of Parliament which aims to give further effect to the rights and freedoms guaranteed under the European Convention on Human Rights. Learn more or
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No, the principles that arise from each case emanating from the Human Rights Act 1998 established principles that are designed to protect the citizen from the tyranny of the state. You may be innocent and law abiding one day, but one action my mean you fall foul of the law. The Human Rights Act is a living and breathing legislation that enshrines ECHR protection into UK law.
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The Human Righrs Act should be assessed to potentially adjust certain points to ensure it isn’t being abused for certain issues such as blocking immigrants being deported. Human rights is very important and helps unfairness and justice but it is potentially being abused so it might be time for it to be reevaluated
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Human rights that help everyone to thrive is the best way. Do not let the act cater to a certain group dynamic or ideology, that way it alienates people and only stirs more arguments and resentment towards difference. With criminals though, we should still show that same respect, they have their rights because they’re human beings, but don’t let them abuse those rights. We should all treat eachother nicely. Period.
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I agree with this point of view. In a developed society, respecting each person's point Block Blast of view is extremely necessary.
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No abolishing the human rights act would create a negative image in where a democratic peaceful nation like Britain does not value international legislation. This will encourage other countries to withdraw in ,particular authoritarian countries with human rights abuses, therefore internationally the importance of protecting rights decreases across the world.
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