The author proposes replacing the ECHR/Human Rights Act with a British Bill of Rights that explicitly prioritizes citizens’ collective security and social cohesion over the individual claims of non‑citizens. It adds a 'national preference' principle and a duty for authorities to pre‑empt crime and disorder linked to immigration and asylum.
— This reframes rights from universalism toward membership‑weighted protections, altering how courts, the Home Office, and Parliament balance asylum claims against domestic order.
Rakib Ehsan
2025.09.19
100% relevant
Call to exit the ECHR and adopt a British Bill of Rights with 'national preference' and preventive powers tied to immigration‑linked disorder, referencing the ECtHR’s 2022 Rwanda‑flight intervention.
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