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Case for a Bill of Rights
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Case for A Bill of Rights Currently within British politics there is controversy over the Issue of whether or not the UK Government should introduce a Bill of Rights. There are members or both the Tory and Labour parities that are for and against the Introduction of this document, David Cameron in particular is In favour of the introduction, claiming that 'current legislation is inadequate and hinders the fight against crime and terrorism.' (BBC NEWS) It is said that he believes the current Human Rights Act, which was established in 2000 has strong weaknesses which need to be addressed. However, others believe that those in favour of the Bill or Rights and against the Human Rights Act are simply so due to the fact that the Human Rights Act 'seem inconvenient' according to the Lord Chancellor. The most important reason why the Bill or Rights should be introduced is because with...
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