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How the British debate about votes for prisoners misses the international context

How the British debate about votes for prisoners misses the international context

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...human rights for all kinds of groups across Europe have been improved thanks to the work of the European Court of Human Rights. The question would better be “Do you want human rights cases to be judged only in the UK, knowing this would endanger the human rights of other Europeans - including gay rights, the rights of women, the rights of minorities – if all other countries did the same?” Add into the mix a completely incoherent approach to sovereignty and international treaties fostered by this government and a Prime Minister ill at ease on these matters thanks to those on his back benches phobic of anything with Europe in its title, and you have a very messy and unpleasant situation indeed.

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