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Tag: human rights

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Why all the fuss about human rights?

22 Jan 201723 Jan 2017
I've worked in care in one capacity or another since I first volunteered as an unemployed school-leaver in 1981. Over the last 30 odd years I've been privileged to see…
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Doing the rights thing

31 Dec 2016
​So many nationalists talk about how great UK is. They cite our history, particularly 20th century history and the post-war society they grew up in. And I agree - for…
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Human rights in the UK?

29 Aug 201526 Jun 2018
Everyone should read and understand this. We need the Human Rights Act and the European Convention on Human Rights. Without them this vicious tory government realky will be able to…
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Privileged glimpses 25: Who put us in charge?

14 May 20152 May 2016
This series of blog posts first appeared a few years ago on a now defunct blog called ‘Care Training’. It was inspired by the training maxim of ‘making the unconscious…
challenging behaviour…

Privileged glimpses 7: What people say

12 Mar 20152 May 2016
This series of blog posts first appeared a few years ago on a now defunct blog called ‘Care Training’. It was inspired by the training maxim of ‘making the unconscious…
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The Convention 18: The right to freedom from discrimination

6 Jan 201411 Dec 2017
ARTICLE 14 The enjoyment of the rights and freedoms set forth in this Convention shall be secured without discrimination on any ground such as sex, race, colour, language, religion, political…
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The Convention 17: The right to effective remedy

3 Jan 201411 Dec 2017
There is little that needs to be said about article 13. All it really means is that each country must enact laws to ensure that European Convention rights are upheld.…
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The Convention 16: The right to marriage

2 Jan 201411 Dec 2017
Are you married? If not, do you plan to marry one day? If so would you like to be free to marry the person of your choice? What if you…
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The Convention 15: The right to association

30 Dec 201311 Dec 2017
We have already established that the European convention is a response to the Nazi regime of Adolf Hitler and the creation of the Third Reich. What isn’t quite so well…
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The Convention 14: The right to freedom of expression

28 Dec 201311 Dec 2017
According to the European Convention on Human Rights….. 1. “Everyone has the right to freedom of expression. this right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart…

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