To right to a private life explained in 2 minutes!

The Human Rights Act is central to ensuring we can all live a safe and secure life. It sets out a range of principles that the government, and public bodies, must follow and uphold for all of us. If they fail to follow them, we have the ability to take our case to a UK court and, if our rights have been violated, we may be fairly compensated. The Human Rights Act has given us the ability to stand up to those in power.
But the Human Rights Act is under threat.
The government has announced plans to reform the HRA into a new British Bill of Rights, which lawyers and campaigners are concerned will shift more power in favour of the government, and weaken the protections we have available to us. We need to ensure that human rights are accessible and available for everyone, but we may risk losing those protections if the government's reform comes into effect.
This video is about Article 8 of the HRA which is respect for your private and family life. This right focuses on aspects of our lives related to our personal life, such as family and our correspondence, without being unreasonably interfered with by the government.
This video is part of a wider series showcasing the protections the HRA provides us and why they are so important in our daily lives. We've also curated a week of written content surrounding the proposed reform of the HRA so that you can stay informed and up to date on the latest developments.
Head on over to our spotlight to read more on the proposals to the HRA: www.eachother.o...
You can find more videos in this HRA series here: • Your rights explained!
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[@andrejvirag]

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[@roko8446]

I like your video it’s very informative, but it disturbs me when I see anything remotely supporting interracial relationships of any kind. You put what appears to be a man of color with a woman who appears to be caucasian. There the child is of that union. Now I’m not going to say what anybody should do with their life, it’s none of my business, but on the other hand, this constant betting down of white men is not right either, and putting white women in these types of relationships. America is a melting pot of different cultures and I don’t believe that interracial relationships deserve to be put at the forefront of societal norms, it’s an individual choice that shouldn’t be supported to the level that it is.