Human Rights in Britain since the Human Rights Act 1998: a critical review
The central finding of this report is that a culture of respect for human rights has largely failed to take root among public authorities in England, Scotland and Wales in the way that was anticipated a decade ago (Chapter 2). This has mainly been due, the literature suggests, to a lack of leadership at a UK Government level and the absence until recently of a commission to promote human rights in either England and Wales or Sscotland
Published : 31st December 2009
Author : Alice Donald, Jenny Watson and Niamh McClean and Philip Leach and Jörn Eschment [ More From This Author ]
Publisher : Equality and Human Rights Commission [ More From This Publisher ]
Rights : Equality and Human Rights Commission
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