- For more information, see the Wikipedia article "Human Rights Act 1998"
This is a topic, with start date November 9, 1998 and unknown end date.
Its theme(s) are United Kingdom domestic politics.
Summary of positions for this topic
Full listing
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Summary |
Position link |
Stance |
Natural justice needed - not 'human rights' by The Daily Telegraph editorial board (The Daily Telegraph, August 22, 2007) (view) |
Act should be repealed |
for |
Good for crooks, bad for human rights by Daniel Hannan (The Daily Telegraph, November 16, 2006) (view) |
Act should be repealed |
for |
It is time to protect the public's human rights by The Daily Telegraph editorial board (The Daily Telegraph, November 5, 2006) (view) |
Act should be repealed |
for |
Rights Mess Makes Britain a Soft Touch by Tony Parsons (The Daily Mirror, May 15, 2006) (view) |
Act should be repealed |
for |
If we really want to escape the grip of human rights law we quit the EU by Melanie Phillips (Daily Mail, May 15, 2006) (view) |
Act should be repealed |
for |
Basic freedoms are being lost in the human rights circus by Simon Jenkins (The Times, May 14, 2006) (view) |
Act should be repealed |
for |
Time to stop the madness by The Sun editorial board (The Sun, May 12, 2006) (view) |
Act should be repealed |
for |
Redemption, rehabilitation and basic human rights by The Independent editorial board (The Independent, August 22, 2007) (view) |
Act should be repealed |
against |
Enshrine these rights by Francesca Klug (The Guardian, June 27, 2006) (view) |
Act should be repealed |
against |
It is absurd to calculate human rights according to a cost-benefit analysis by Ronald Dworkin (The Guardian, May 24, 2006) (view) |
Act should be repealed |
against |
Let's not allow the battle of a Biro and an octopus to ruin an inspiring Act by David Aaronovitch (The Times, May 16, 2006) (view) |
Act should be repealed |
against |
Adrift on a tide of panic by The Guardian editorial board (The Guardian, May 15, 2006) (view) |
Act should be repealed |
against |
Stop blaming the Human Rights Act by Marcel Berlins (The Guardian, May 15, 2006) (view) |
Act should be repealed |
against |
A shabby attempt to undermine human rights laws by The Observer editorial board (The Observer, May 14, 2006) (view) |
Act should be repealed |
against |
All items that address this topic (14 total)
Title |
Author |
Source |
Date |
Time to stop the madness |
The Sun editorial board |
The Sun |
May 12, 2006 |
A shabby attempt to undermine human rights laws |
The Observer editorial board |
The Observer |
May 14, 2006 |
Basic freedoms are being lost in the human rights circus |
Simon Jenkins |
The Times |
May 14, 2006 |
Adrift on a tide of panic |
The Guardian editorial board |
The Guardian |
May 15, 2006 |
Rights Mess Makes Britain a Soft Touch |
Tony Parsons |
The Daily Mirror |
May 15, 2006 |
Stop blaming the Human Rights Act |
Marcel Berlins |
The Guardian |
May 15, 2006 |
If we really want to escape the grip of human rights law we quit the EU |
Melanie Phillips |
Daily Mail |
May 15, 2006 |
Let's not allow the battle of a Biro and an octopus to ruin an inspiring Act |
David Aaronovitch |
The Times |
May 16, 2006 |
It is absurd to calculate human rights according to a cost-benefit analysis |
Ronald Dworkin |
The Guardian |
May 24, 2006 |
Enshrine these rights |
Francesca Klug |
The Guardian |
June 27, 2006 |
It is time to protect the public's human rights |
The Daily Telegraph editorial board |
The Daily Telegraph |
November 5, 2006 |
Good for crooks, bad for human rights |
Daniel Hannan |
The Daily Telegraph |
November 16, 2006 |
Natural justice needed - not 'human rights' |
The Daily Telegraph editorial board |
The Daily Telegraph |
August 22, 2007 |
Redemption, rehabilitation and basic human rights |
The Independent editorial board |
The Independent |
August 22, 2007 |