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Protect human rights and judicial review

August 6, 2020 | Filed under: News, Press Releases

Any restrictions on the independence of our judiciary, on our human rights laws, or on the right to judicial review would be a devastating blow to everyone’s ability to guarantee their rights and freedoms against the state.

We have joined Humanists UK and over 50 other organisations to express concern at the UK Government’s intentions to review the human rights framework and judicial review.

Find our statement and the list of signatories here. 

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