Brexit: Why Keir Starmer risks making the same mistake as David Cameron when it comes to Europe
SHabana Mahmood, Keir Starmer’s government trying to cope with the issue of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) should be reorganized to recover the trust of the people, he said.
The Secretary of Justice participated in the calls for the revision of the contract, which warned the people’s confidence in the rule of law, and “Human rights laws are a tool for criminals to avoid responsibility”.
This month, the laws of human rights from being “a sword used to attack democracies from being“ shield ”warning that the Torah Party leader Kemi Badenoch comes after similar comments.
Mahmood, who came to align with those who wanted the ECHR to be overlooked, but gave up calling for the withdrawal of England, said to the European ambassadors: “The European Convention on Human Rights is one of the great achievements of post -war politics.
“Now, he must do this again.”
So Starmer will be able to stack the grumbling of conservatives and reform England – or is there a risk of falling into the same trap with David Cameron, can he not surrender and encourage Eurosceptic critics?
The debate on the role of the UK in the ECHR was given a renewed life boom with the rise of Nigel Farage, and he would undertake Badenoch Tories and take Britain out, but most importantly, the President of the Council of Europe should not be “taboo ıyla to rewrite the rules of the Council of Europe.
The critics of the contract argue that without a basic revision, it would be impossible for Britain to deport foreign criminals collectively and to illegally remove those who come to Britain illegally, as in small boats.
Considering many, 46 signatures, the reform of the agreement is impossible and the Britain should go out completely.
Starmer and Mahmood continue the softer option by trying to play a leadership role in the urge to update the binding legal text.
Movement, rising migration and small boats crisis of the influence of those affected by a liberal left lawyer mocked by a man mocked by a man ruled by a man can prove a mastery.
While taking the problem from the horns, Starmer can challenge against doubts and seize left -wing critics, paint himself ready to do what is right for the country without fear or goodness.
However, the reform path is full of risk, and he can even see that Starmer has experienced the same fate as his predecessor Cameron, who paved the way for Brexit before he gets out of shame.
At that time, the Prime Minister promised his reforms and tried to reduce the disappointment of England’s EU membership. He was struggling with the rebels at his own conservative party and was challenging the UKIP on the right and in 2016 he provided “special status for the UK in the Block from the marathon talks in Brussels.
However, despite their efforts, fine adjustments were not enough – England voted only four months later to leave the EU.
Likewise, the ECHR promises Starmer’s reform and risks two things.
The first is to give the ground to the critics of congress, which increases its relatives with the general people and justifies its concerns.
Second, it leads to extremely scary and inadequate, just four years, to push the changes that the public will experience before returning to the polls for the general election.
If the Prime Minister promises a reform program to help the small boats on the channel stop the crisis and to remove more foreign criminals, he will have to deliver.
Sometimes it is clear that something should be done with the recent titles made recently about being deported with ridiculous voice.
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