
Denmark Moves to Expel Non-Citizens Convicted of Serious Crimes
Danish PM said European governments must focus on safeguarding their societies, rather than shielding convicted offenders.

Danish PM said European governments must focus on safeguarding their societies, rather than shielding convicted offenders.

A new report backed by senior Labour voices and leading lawyers takes apart Starmer’s argument for staying tied to Strasbourg.

While the ECHR’s founding mission was undoubtedly well-intentioned, it has since morphed into a tool for undermining democracy.

Fuad Awale, a convicted killer, successfully challenged his segregation in a high-security prison, arguing that his confinement caused “severe depression.”

Her first major intervention has put the country’s equalities watchdog on a collision course with growing public and political demands for tougher border controls.

Some believe tinkering with the convention is not enough—that members should leave it altogether.

It looks as if the 46 ECHR member countries will plan to adopt a “political declaration” at a summit in May 2026.

The ECHR ruled that Estonia’s blanket smoking ban in prisons breached inmates’ basic rights.

Papers have incorrectly quoted the prime minister, making his position appear more well-supported than it actually is.

An informal Brussels meeting called by the Italian prime minister drew strong support across Europe, signalling growing momentum for changing migration rules.