HUMAN RIGHTS
March 2014
Two rival concepts of liberty have their roots in medieval canon law and Anglo-Saxon England
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The MP's suggestion that I had stolen from his pamphlet rankled. I did nothing of the sort.
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October 2013
'The European Convention on Human Rights is to a substantial degree a Conservative document. Withdrawal is a bad idea'
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June 2013
Our hard-won freedoms are endangered by Islamic law and the relativists who endorse its acceptance in Western societies
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