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Begum Supreme Court Ruling Today
i wonder how this will turn out, the weka judges will erm probably let her return, thus allowing all the others to do the same, moneys no object or public safety only points of law matter.
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Section 6 is interesting "She appealed for her human rights claim" What about the human rights of people like Alan Henning and James Foley?
15:56 Fri 26th Feb 2021
TTT // nope, that's one of the reasons we left the EUSSR.//
In fact, the European Court of Human Rights isn't an EU institution, only the European Court of Justice. OTOH, I doubt whether the ECHR would overturn a UK Supreme Court ruling. Even Human Rights legislation has to allow for the interests of National Security.
In fact, the European Court of Human Rights isn't an EU institution, only the European Court of Justice. OTOH, I doubt whether the ECHR would overturn a UK Supreme Court ruling. Even Human Rights legislation has to allow for the interests of National Security.
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There are many people in a similar situation - she has made the headlines.
It's easy to jump on the bandwagon, but ultimately these decisions may not be in our best interests, far from it in fact.
You would prefer homegrown terrorism to continue unabated instead, yes? I do often wonder which planet some abers are from I really do
There are many people in a similar situation - she has made the headlines.
It's easy to jump on the bandwagon, but ultimately these decisions may not be in our best interests, far from it in fact.
You would prefer homegrown terrorism to continue unabated instead, yes? I do often wonder which planet some abers are from I really do
//She gained full criminal responsibility for herself when she became 14 years old…//
Just on a point of order, the age of criminal responsibility in England and Wales is ten.
//spice: "Can they still appeal to that European court? " - nope, that's one of the reasons we left the EUSSR.//
As pointed out, Tora, the UK is still a signatory to the European Convention on Human Rights. As such the European Court of Human Rights can be asked to rule on this matter. Whether they Ms Begum will take an appeal there is unknown. Although our own Human Rights Act (on which the Supreme Court would certainly have relied on in their deliberations) near enough mirrors the ECHR, if it was heard in Strasbourg there would be no guarantee the verdict would go the same way.
Just on a point of order, the age of criminal responsibility in England and Wales is ten.
//spice: "Can they still appeal to that European court? " - nope, that's one of the reasons we left the EUSSR.//
As pointed out, Tora, the UK is still a signatory to the European Convention on Human Rights. As such the European Court of Human Rights can be asked to rule on this matter. Whether they Ms Begum will take an appeal there is unknown. Although our own Human Rights Act (on which the Supreme Court would certainly have relied on in their deliberations) near enough mirrors the ECHR, if it was heard in Strasbourg there would be no guarantee the verdict would go the same way.
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