Europe’s Missing Children Daniel Frampton April 23, 2024 Unborn babies with Down’s syndrome have been sacrificed on the altar of women’s ‘choice.’
Tories Lead Renewed Calls for Britain To Leave European Court of Human Rights Michael Curzon April 10, 2024 The court’s recent climate ruling left one Conservative minister “concerned.”
Human Rights Law Could Force European Countries To Pursue Net Zero Thomas O'Reilly April 9, 2024 Judges say Swiss elderly women’s problems handling heat wave shows government lacking in climate efforts
Courts Restrain Elected Governments on Migration Michael Curzon January 26, 2024 “Lenient” courts will make the European migration crisis worse, migration analyst warns.
Poland to Fast-Track Gay Marriage? Thomas O'Reilly December 15, 2023 The ECHR has begun chipping away at Poland’s conservative legislation while Tusk fills his cabinet with hard left radicals.
The State’s Duty to Protect Human Life Robert Clarke December 2, 2023 A so-called right to die quickly morphs into a perceived duty to die.
Hungary’s Assisted Suicide Ban Challenged at ECHR Bridget Ryder December 1, 2023 Lawyers for Budapest argue that legalizing the practice would lead to governments ending the lives of the infirm or disabled.
PM: Romanian Society Is Not Ready for Same-Sex Partnerships Tamás Orbán November 28, 2023 Critics have called ECHR’s ruling undemocratic and questioned the Court’s legitimacy.
Suella Shifts Frank Haviland September 28, 2023 While her rhetoric was encouraging, it’s hard to see Braverman’s hard talk on immigration as much more than a leadership challenge to a beleaguered Sunak.
Former ECHR Judge Caught With Antisemitic Twitter Account Thomas O'Reilly August 28, 2023 Calls are being made to revisit cases the judge presided over involving Jews.
