How tall can the European Convention on Human Rights grow? - Baroness Hale

The pervasive scope of the European Convention of Human Rights has been demonstrated by the furore over the voting rights of prisoners. Is the ECHR a vital cornerstone necessary to protect individual liberties against an encroaching state and the rule of the mob, should it be replaced with a British Bill of Rights or does all Human Rights legislation create more problems than it solves?
This lecture will look at whether the ECHR can continue in its current form and how it might be developed in response to discussion about parliamentary sovereignty and the rule of law.
The transcript and downloadable versions of the lecture are available from the on the Gresham College website:
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[@cecilefox9136]

What a wonderful discussion.Thank you Baroness Brenda Hale.

[@cecilefox9136]

What interesting remarks made by the gentleman at the end of the lecture!

[@angelamcmahon1974]

"If the Police refuse to enforce the orders of the Ombudsman against Government Depts,at the request of the Public....then the remedy for this is?

[@frednwohia4472]

This lecture will look at whether the ECHR can continue in its current form and how it might be developed in response to discussion about parliamentary sovereignty and the rule of law.

[@abdulrasheed17]

Great everybody's jantilman judge hopefully

[@walkinginbeautyandlawofrec9416]

Great Scott a Green Party.

[@cammorris55]

Really really tall, evidently.

[@walkinginbeautyandlawofrec9416]

Is international law conservative or liberal? Niether & both. International law is Simply International law.

[@Dazistgud]

Scrap article 8?