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Secretary: UK Should Withdraw from the ECHR
April 26, 2016
Reasoning that the European Convention on Human Rights ("ECHR") "can bind the hands of Parliament" and prevents the UK from deporting dangerous nationals of foreign countries, UK Home Secretary Theresa May has called for Britain to remain in the EU but to withdraw from the ECHR.
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UK Secretary Acknowledges EU Obstacles to Border Control
April 26, 2016
As proponents of Britain's departure from the EU spotlight how the bloc's rules on free movement reduce the UK's ability to prevent criminal and terror suspects from entering the country, UK Home Secretary Theresa May argues that these rules have made it "harder," but not impossible, to control immigration.
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Cohen: Court's Breivik Decision Dilutes Human Rights
April 26, 2016
Nick Cohen writes in The Guardian that a court's holding that Norwegian authorities had violated the European Convention on Human Rights by denying mass killer Anders Breivik sufficient access to other people during his confinement must serve as a reminder that judges' definition of the extent of "human rights" should pay proper respect to democratic decision-making.
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Foster: EU May Need Brexit to Reform
April 26, 2016
Editor at The Telegraph Peter Foster writes that the minimal EU reforms UK Prime Minister David Cameron achieved during his renegotiation drive demonstrate that EU leaders may need the pressure created by a British exit from the bloc to push for real changes that secure the EU's future and increase its flexibility in dealing with challenges.
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Raab: UK Cannot Secure Borders Without Brexit
April 25, 2016
UK Undersecretary of State for Justice Dominic Raab asserts that, due to EU rules severely restricting the ability of British authorities to deny entry to people with passports or other documentation from EU member states despite suspected links to crimes or terrorism, the only way to effectively secure the British border is for the country to leave the EU.
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