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* A radical Muslim murderer is given financial compensation as his human rights were breached for not being allowed to associate with the [[Lee Rigby]] murderer.<ref>https://archive.ph/KILUG</ref>
* A radical Muslim murderer is given financial compensation as his human rights were breached for not being allowed to associate with the [[Lee Rigby]] murderer.<ref>https://archive.ph/KILUG</ref>
* Ugandan murderer who clubbed a man to death in a London ambulance will not be deported to protect his mental health.<ref>https://archive.ph/lPMa2</ref>
* Ugandan murderer who clubbed a man to death in a London ambulance will not be deported to protect his mental health.<ref>https://archive.ph/lPMa2</ref>
* Man avoids deportation because his right to a family life would be removed, despite molesting his step-daughter.<ref>https://archive.ph/7KkzP</ref>
* Islamic State supporting illegal immigrant avoided detention because it might affect his mental health.<ref>https://archive.ph/kw17G</ref>
* Unable to deport peadophile because his family in Pakistan might disapprove of his conviction which would conflict with his human rights.<ref>https://archive.ph/KfaJg</ref>
* Awarded illegal immigrant £100,000 for being treated like a criminal because it infringed on her human rights.<ref>https://archive.ph/dF9Xs</ref>
* An asylum seeker won the right to stay in the UK for the sake of his wife's children by another man.<ref>https://archive.ph/cpVMZ</ref>
* Turkish crime boss can not be deported due to [[ECHR]] political persecution, despite travelling to his home country eight times.<ref>https://archive.ph/XkE4o</ref>
* [[Keir Starmer]] submitted an application to the [[ECHR]] in June 2008 on [[Hizb ut-Tahrir]]’s behalf, saying "it is very important that everyone is represented".<ref>https://archive.ph/PXQMf</ref>


== Lawyers ==
== Lawyers ==

Latest revision as of 12:43, 9 October 2026

Stories

  • A Syrian illegal immigrants family was awarded €80,000 after a family member was shot at by Greek authorities while on a people smuggling boat.[1]
  • Judge compares Rishi Sunak to Vladimir Putin over Rwanda bill.[2]
  • Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda policy is unlawful.[3]
  • Requiring customers to be on the electoral role for a holiday resort is against their human rights.[4]
  • Serial killer Levi Bellfield can marry in prison.[5]
  • Deportation of convicted paedophile guilty of sexually assaulting his stepdaughter has been allowed to remain in the United Kingdom as deporting him would breach his right to a family life.[6]
  • The United Kingdom is unable to deport many foreign terrorists because of ECHR rulings.[7]
  • A deported Albanian migrant arrived back into Britain and won the right to stay under the ECHR ruling.[8]
  • A radical Muslim murderer is given financial compensation as his human rights were breached for not being allowed to associate with the Lee Rigby murderer.[9]
  • Ugandan murderer who clubbed a man to death in a London ambulance will not be deported to protect his mental health.[10]
  • Man avoids deportation because his right to a family life would be removed, despite molesting his step-daughter.[11]
  • Islamic State supporting illegal immigrant avoided detention because it might affect his mental health.[12]
  • Unable to deport peadophile because his family in Pakistan might disapprove of his conviction which would conflict with his human rights.[13]
  • Awarded illegal immigrant £100,000 for being treated like a criminal because it infringed on her human rights.[14]
  • An asylum seeker won the right to stay in the UK for the sake of his wife's children by another man.[15]
  • Turkish crime boss can not be deported due to ECHR political persecution, despite travelling to his home country eight times.[16]
  • Keir Starmer submitted an application to the ECHR in June 2008 on Hizb ut-Tahrir’s behalf, saying "it is very important that everyone is represented".[17]

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