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    L’uscita dalla CEDU non fermerà le barche, avvertono 300 organizzazioni nel grido di battaglia per difendere i diritti umani


    L’uscita dalla CEDU non fermerà le barche, avvertono 300 organizzazioni nel grido di battaglia per difendere i diritti umani

    https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/human-rights-echr-treaty-kemi-jenrick-b2851708.html

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    1. ForwardReflection980 on

      They don’t want to stop the boats, it’s abundantly clear. The humiliation will continue.

    2. Anxious-Potato-7323 on

      I’ve been telling people this. There are other parts of international law that comes into okay. The ECHR is one of several pieces of law when it comes to asylum.

      They want your rights gone, not those of migrants.

      Farage has just told businesses that he plans to deregulate everything.

      It all goes hand in hand. Reform don’t give a fuck about us.

    3. BaBeBaBeBooby on

      Wouldn’t leaving the ECHR allow the govt to significantly deter the boats and deal with those arriving differently?

    4. After-Dentist-2480 on

      The people who conned us into thinking that leaving the EU would solve all these issues are now trying to con us that leaving the ECHR would do the same.

    5. the_excellent_goat on

      Remember guys

      ~~It’s the EU that is causing your problems~~

      It’s your human rights causing your problems

    6. mao_was_right on

      It wouldn’t stop any boats, no. The objective is making it actually possible to remove failed asylum seekers and criminals after they arrive without it taking years and failing anyway due to ridiculous Article 8 reasons.

      There’s no need to even leave it. Government and Parliament need to clarify how the existing rules should be interpreted to curb abuse of it. It will happen eventually, make no mistake, either here or on the continent, as it is the only way this madness ends.

    7. gofish125 on

      Yes technically you have to change the pull factors, but you can’t do that because of the ECHR. Do nothing at your own peril

    8. Clickification on

      First they took the EU away from us, they’re coming for the ECHR next. Its all part of a plan to isolate and dismantle our country, take away our rights/freedoms and steal away our wealth and our futures.

      Why would they want to solve the ‘immigration problem’ that gets them so much influence and power?

      Hint: they don’t.

      Source: the Tories ‘anti immigration’ stance leading to the highest immigration levels, ever.

    9. rssurtees on

      We have some great human rights lawyers in the UK. We should ask them about the need for the ECHR as we need expert guidance

    12. Grouchy_Shallot50 on

      “Left wing pro refugee groups say don’t take measure to stop refugees.”

    13. Diligent_Craft_1165 on

      ECHR is a red herring. We eventually accept a higher percentage of asylum claims than lots of other European countries. Plenty of countries signed up to the same international treaties as us deport higher numbers.

      We need to make it much less attractive for them to come here.

    14. Sonchay on

      There hasn’t even been a single appeal case taken up by the ECHR in the last 5 years despite tens of thousands of asylum decisions. This tells us that our institutions are applying an extremely lenient acceptance policy and we should be looking inwards at solving that before considering completely withdrawing from the system.

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