Daily Mail Online Article RatingDR HARRIS: High Court's ruling may force us to break ECHR chokehold
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55% : Yesterday, the justices applied the law as they interpreted it.45% : Former government adviser and loose cannon Dominic Cummings tweeted yesterday: 'End the Paedos and Terrorists Defence Act (aka the European Convention on Human Rights/ Human Rights Act).'Their powers are not mandatory around the worldThat is highly provocative, but if we dial down such robust rhetoric, we can still make very strong criticisms.
41% : The problem was that the law comes from Strasbourg, not London.
36% : The ECHR states that if there are substantial grounds to believe that there is a real risk deportees may face mistreatment, then that policy is against the law.
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