At around the same time that 79 Conservative Party MPs were rebelling over a European referendum, the Conservative Attorney General was giving a very interesting speech entitled 'European Convention on Human Rights - Current Challenge'. In a month in which the Justice Secretary called part of the Home Secretary's speech on human rights "laughable" and "childlike", Dominic Grieve presented a refreshingly grown-up argument on human rights reform.
October 25, 2011 at 05:35 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
At around the same time that 79 Conservative Party MPs were rebelling over a European referendum, the Conservative Attorney General was giving a very interesting speech entitled ‘European Convention on Human Rights – Current Challenge‘.
In a month in which the Justice Secretary called part of the Home Secretary’s speech on human rights “laughable” and “childlike”, Dominic Grieve presented a refreshingly grown-up argument on human rights reform.
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