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鈥淭he Human Rights Act is now totemically denounced as an undemocratic fetter on a sovereign British state and its parliament, and a threat to the fabric of our unwritten constitution. This portrayal has underpinned a growing movement that seeks the repeal of the act and 鈥� let us not run from the reality 鈥� a desire by some to reappraise the UK鈥檚 relationship with the European court of human rights. 鈥�

The Tories鈥� plans to repeal this fundamental act will have profound consequences for the future of human rights in the UK, and Britain鈥檚 engagement with Europe, writes Professor Philippe Sands QC for 鈥楥omment is free鈥� in 迟丑别听Guardian.

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