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European Officials Scaremongering To Keep Britain in the ECHR

Michael Curzon May 6, 2026

A senior Council of Europe figure warns Britain could be grouped with Russia if it leaves—critics call it baseless fear tactics.

Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage visits the area where two men were stabbed the day before, in the Golders Green neighbourhood of north London, on April 30, 2026.

Reform UK Plans Migrant Detention Centres in Green-Voting Areas

TEC News May 4, 2026

Nigel Farage’s party said it would ‘prioritise’ locating migrant detention facilities in areas with Green councils, arguing this reflects the Green Party’s position on migration.

Migration, the ECHR, and Europe’s Crisis of Authority

Nicoletta Kouroushi April 24, 2026

A people permitted to vote, but not truly to decide, will not indefinitely remain loyal to an order that denies the force of its own consent.

France’s President Emmanuel Macron (R) stands next to Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer (L) as he attends a joint press conference following an international summit on efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in Paris on April 17, 2026.

New Migration Deal “Win-Win” for France—Bad All Round for Britain

Michael Curzon April 23, 2026

Critics say it is in Paris’ best interest to stand and watch migrants continue on their journeys to the UK.

Record Sums of UK Public Funds Paid Out in Migrant Legal Aid

TEC News April 21, 2026

Suspected illegal immigrants are using the European Convention on Human Rights to access taxpayer monies and fight deportation cases not considered “exceptional,” securing thousands of pounds worth of state support.

Britons Won’t Be Safe “Until We Leave the ECHR”

Michael Curzon March 3, 2026

Reform says that remaining in the Strasbourg-based convention makes a “mockery of sovereignty.”

Denmark Moves to Expel Non-Citizens Convicted of Serious Crimes

TEC News / AFP January 30, 2026

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

Starmer’s ECHR Excuses Start To Fall Apart

Michael Curzon January 21, 2026

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

Begum Back in Business?

Frank Haviland January 9, 2026

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

UK Court Awards £240,000 to Islamist Prisoner After ECHR Breach

TEC News January 2, 2026

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

Tag: ECHR

European Officials Scaremongering To Keep Britain in the ECHR

Reform UK Plans Migrant Detention Centres in Green-Voting Areas

Migration, the ECHR, and Europe’s Crisis of Authority

New Migration Deal “Win-Win” for France—Bad All Round for Britain

Record Sums of UK Public Funds Paid Out in Migrant Legal Aid

Britons Won’t Be Safe “Until We Leave the ECHR”

Denmark Moves to Expel Non-Citizens Convicted of Serious Crimes

Starmer’s ECHR Excuses Start To Fall Apart

Begum Back in Business?

UK Court Awards £240,000 to Islamist Prisoner After ECHR Breach

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