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The Human Rights Act

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October 26, 2013

 

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This act means that instead of having to visit the European Court of Human Rights in Starsbourg, people are now able to seek redress in a UK court. The following are covered by the act: § The right to life § Prohibition of torture, inhuman and degrading treatment § Freedom from forced labour § Right to liberty § Right to a fair trial § Retrospective penalties § Right to respect for private and family life § Freedom of thought, conscience and religion § Freedom of expression § Freedom of assembly and association § Right to marry § Prohibition of discrimination The new law benefits both civilians and Governments...
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For example, judges now have greater power, as they are now able to strike down statutes passed by UK Parliament, but have to interpret them so that they are compatible with the convention. The law benefits civilians as it give them the chance to appeal if they feel that they have been taken advantage of, and have had their rights taken away from them...
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