European Convention on Human Rights
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| Connections Sort descending | Author name | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Family and Intimate relationships | Maud Gonne | Sean MacBride's Irish nationalist politics led him into a career as a journalist, politician, lawyer, and eventually human rights activist. Having lied about his age when still in his teens to graduate from the youth... |
Timeline
4 November 1950: The European Convention on Human Rights (opened...
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4 November 1950
The European Convention on Human Rights
(opened for signature this day) set out, against a background of expansionist Soviet Communism, a declaration of Western beliefs in political and religious freedom and due process of law.
14 December 1973: The European Convention on Human Rights adopted...
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14 December 1973
The European Convention on Human Rightsadopted its Report on the British Commonwealth Immigration Act of 1 March 1968, concluding that British Asians refused entry to the UK had suffered degrading treatment.
1978: The European Court of Human Rights ruled...
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1978
The European Court of Human Rights
ruled that inhuman and degrading British treatment of political prisoners interned in Northern Ireland contravened the European Convention on Human Rights
.
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