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Tories and human rights

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username8348 · 28/11/2024 07:35

Yesterday Badenoch held a press conference where she gave scant details on the Tories approach to immigration.

She said that getting rid off the Human Rights Act and coming out of the ECHR was the least radical thing they would do.

The ECHR and HRA protect the rights of everyone in society, not just asylum seekers.

Badenoch has also spoken of her disapproval of statutory rights.

Don't Tories like having rights or is it a case of they don't like other people having rights and they're willing to sacrifice their own for that reason?

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username8348 · 28/11/2024 08:04

Nordione1 · 28/11/2024 07:48

Pleasure. Best to concentrate on the people who are actually in power for the next five years rather than tilting at windmills.

How about I decide what to post about irrespective of your opinion.

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Nordione1 · 28/11/2024 07:48

username8348 · 28/11/2024 07:46

Thank you for that response.

Pleasure. Best to concentrate on the people who are actually in power for the next five years rather than tilting at windmills.

username8348 · 28/11/2024 07:46

Nordione1 · 28/11/2024 07:42

They aren't in government any more.

Thank you for that response.

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Nordione1 · 28/11/2024 07:42

username8348 · 28/11/2024 07:35

Yesterday Badenoch held a press conference where she gave scant details on the Tories approach to immigration.

She said that getting rid off the Human Rights Act and coming out of the ECHR was the least radical thing they would do.

The ECHR and HRA protect the rights of everyone in society, not just asylum seekers.

Badenoch has also spoken of her disapproval of statutory rights.

Don't Tories like having rights or is it a case of they don't like other people having rights and they're willing to sacrifice their own for that reason?

They aren't in government any more.

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