Fury as Labour law chief Lord Hermer insists UK must stay in ECHR | Politics | News
Despite the warnings that business colleagues protected criminals and underwent illegal migration, they abandoned the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHRs) despite the warning that colleagues protected criminals. Chief Public Prosecutor Lord Hermer insisted that nothing was “out of the table ında in his efforts to stop small boats – but he added that the Prime Minister would not leave the ECHR from the ECHR.
The conservatives said the interpretation showed that the Labor Party was not serious in ending illegal migration. Toray Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick said: “Lord Hermer attracts a series of nonsense. EU is returning tens of thousands of immigrants to countries that are not Echr every year. Normal districts are doing it.
The attempt to deport a few deportation was stopped with how the ECHR, which has a private and family life, was interpreted in the UK law.
It enabled the government to review the Human Rights Law regarding immigration cases.
Lord Hermer said that there should be “difficult and necessary measures ve about migration, asylum and small boat transitions and emphasizing that the country is a“ extraordinarily extraordinary multicultural society ..
“I think we see all of us in our language to be very clear about it, because we have seen some dangers in recent weeks… Our minority communities feel fear and threatening.
“This is not this country. This country is a country that embraces our extraordinary success story about diversity and multiculturalism, and we will be solid to deal with all of us to deal with the problem, but we do it in a British way.”
Interior Minister Shabana Mahmood warned that the ECHR has damaged the confidence of the people of the rule of law. Speaking in June, he said in his previous position as the Secretary of Justice: “The success of our contract is unacceptable. Because when the rules are broken with impunity, confidence in the idea of democracy not only in the states, but not in the states.
“And throughout Europe, the trust of the people in the rule of law is worn out. A growing perception – sometimes wrong, sometimes based on the basis – that human rights are no longer a shield for those who are no longer a shield, but a tool for criminals to avoid responsibility.
“The law frequently protects those who violate the rules rather than those who follow them.”
“If a foreign national commits a serious crime, they should expect to be removed from the country. But we see cases where individuals call the right to family life – even after neglecting or having damaged these family ties.”
