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Does This Woman Deserve The Right To Stay In Britain?
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This woman stabbed her own daughter for goodness sake, is Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights – the right to a private and family life being excessively abused in this case?
/// But the family courts gave her the right to see her daughter under tight supervision for an hour three times a year – and she has now won the right to stay in Britain permanently.///
"One hour three times a year under tight supervision, and her right to stay in Britain permanently", apart from the ludicrousness of all this, I wonder how much this exercise will be costing the law-abiding British taxpayer?
/// A judge ruled it would be ‘very cruel’ to stop her from seeing the
child. ///
How cruel was it to stab her own defenceless child?
/// She won her case using Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights – the right to a private and family life. ///
What family life can be gained from her seeing her daughter for an hour three times a year?
This woman stabbed her own daughter for goodness sake, is Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights – the right to a private and family life being excessively abused in this case?
/// But the family courts gave her the right to see her daughter under tight supervision for an hour three times a year – and she has now won the right to stay in Britain permanently.///
"One hour three times a year under tight supervision, and her right to stay in Britain permanently", apart from the ludicrousness of all this, I wonder how much this exercise will be costing the law-abiding British taxpayer?
/// A judge ruled it would be ‘very cruel’ to stop her from seeing the
child. ///
How cruel was it to stab her own defenceless child?
/// She won her case using Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights – the right to a private and family life. ///
What family life can be gained from her seeing her daughter for an hour three times a year?
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Kick her out - and perhaps prevent appeals being decided by the Courts. If the Home Office say out then that should be it. Do we really need these hand-wringing Judges second-guessing what is the right of Government - to decide which aliens are permitted to reside in the country they govern. I say no.
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