Gli inglesi vogliono lasciare la CEDU? Ecco cosa dicono i sondaggi

Interesting results in the view of what certain politicians keep saying:

> We examined more than a dozen opinion polls conducted by polling agencies, such as YouGov, since 2013. The first, that year, found 48% in favour of withdrawal and 35% in favour of remaining in the ECHR. A year later, the public was evenly split (41% leave, 38% stay), and by 2016, following the Brexit referendum, 42% said Britain should stay in the ECHR while 35% wanted to leave. Since then, the balance has shifted steadily towards remain.

> By 2023, half of the respondents said the UK should remain a member, while only around a quarter favoured leaving the ECHR. A poll from June 2025 produced similar results: 51% in favour of staying, 27% for leaving and 22% unsure.

> The most recent YouGov data, published October 8, found that 46% of the public are opposed to leaving the ECHR, and 29% say the UK should withdraw.

> Even when polls tie the ECHR to issues such as deportations to Rwanda, support for withdrawal among the general public has not exceeded 38% since 2014.

Furthermore:

> Conversely, when respondents were given more nuanced options, support for withdrawal fell. In a 2024 survey, outright support for leaving was just 16% when respondents were offered alternatives such as “always abide by the ECHR even if that frustrates Parliament” or “remain committed to the ECHR but give Parliament the final word”. With such options, 66% supported some form of continued engagement with the ECHR.

I guess this doesn’t surprise most people:

> What is also clear from the polling is that Conservative and Reform voters are much more in favour of leaving the ECHR than Labour and Liberal Democrats voters. In the June YouGov poll on this issue, 54% of Conservative voters and 72% of Reform voters were in favour of leaving the ECHR while 75% of Labour and Liberal Democrats voters were against leaving.

And knowing more about the law doesn’t diminish the support for it:

> Research shows that attitudes towards human rights grow more positive as knowledge of human rights increases. A Scottish Human Rights Commission study in 2018 found that indifference often masks confusion rather than hostility.

> The Independent Review of the Human Rights Act in 2021 reached a similar conclusion, stressing that greater public understanding of human rights institutions strengthens support.

If you want to leave and hurt everyone else (including yourself) just to solve a tiny problem then I gotta ask more questions about your ability to reason

I’m pretty sure the majority probs don’t know what it is or care.

Why don’t most Brits not realise we created the ECHR? It is something we should be proud of.

I wonder how many people responding leave to these surveys actually know what the echr is and what it does

Ultimately it boils down to people not wanting to be told what to do or how to do it by someone other than their own lawmakers

Removing ourselves and replacing with another does not immediately mean less rights.

I have no doubt we’ll have no annual leave or paid sick days in a few years with the way it’s all going

Because its all that the god damn media and these MP’s SPAM EVERYONE WITH.

I dont know much about it. But I’d guess it’s an overall net positive for “humans.” It’s obvious to me that politicians will cherry-pick certain parts of the ECHR that someone might disagree with, but this doesn’t outweigh the positives and form the basis for scrapping it entirely.

I imagine most British people haven’t a clue what the ECHR or what the consequences are either way tbh

Funny how the biggest act in protecting people’s rights are from an external body to the British government.

Don’t forget Britain was the heart of a globe spanning empire. Giving a monkeys about each and every person is something we’ve been “encouraged” to care about and not something any of our governments would have done of their own accord.

People will use single high profile cases about why the ECHR should be scrapped, forgetting the protection it offers everyone.

It’s always funny when the people saying they “support the will of the people” aren’t actually representing majority opinion at all.

Every proposition, every policy an every planning that comes out of Nigel Farage and crew’s mouths are ultimately the words of the Russian government. The person who pushes ideas like this and Brexit want nothing but to weaken this country and our relationship to our allies. Russian puppets, not just a bad apple. Investigate them all and and have a nice 4×4 cell ready with no window for Nigel and ‘Tommy Robinson’ for the rest of their lives, traitor dogs