Associate Professor, University of Leeds specialising in European Convention on Human Rights law and Constitutional Law. Aspiring subsidiary source of int. law
Leeds, England
Joined January 2014
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The Application of the European Convention on Human Rights to Military Operations is now available to buy from Cambridge University Press
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"If the government decides to continue with the current practice of using remedial orders, they must speed up the process through which remedial orders are brought forward and implemented." @echrhawk's new blog is now live. Read it at: consoc.org.uk/human-rights-v…
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Where do we stand a year on from the Public Order Act's passage and after a summer of riots? @echrhawk has our latest blog at: consoc.org.uk/riots-prison-a…
Deeply saddened to hear of the passing of my friend @AgnesFlues, lover of art house cinema, cats and good coffee, leader of @UoNHRLC. You will be missed.
I love how all the discourse here is about the ethics of the reviewer and there is no criticism of the publisher who is seeking to exploit the labour of an academic by not paying them for work they do. Totally normalised - totally insane.
13 year old me is devastated by this news
"Yes, I was on the credits for the album."
Sir Liam Fox tells @IainDale that he helped convince Natalie Imbruglia to release 'Torn' as a single during their 'close friendship' in the 1990s.
"I myself first read about the principles of the European Convention on Human Rights and international law in a law library in Leeds, well, 40 years ago now. And that inspired me in everything that I have done since".
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Does anyone have access to a pdf version of
Tomkins, A. (2001) 'Introduction: On Being Sceptical About Human Rights' in Campbell, T., Ewing, K. and Tomkins, A. (eds.) Sceptical Essays on Human Rights. Oxford University Press?
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The main opponents Conservatives need to defeat to win back seats are Labour (Con second to Lab in 219 seats) and Lib Dems (Con second to Lib Dems in 64 seats)
So naturally many in the party are arguing for an all out focus on Reform (Con second to Reform in…2 seats)
My deepest sympathy to the appointee, Jonathan Ashworth dodged a bullet
Welcome to our new Paymaster General and Minister for the Constitution and European Relations @NickTorfaen.
FPTP is broken (even if you are happy with the result) 🧵 #GeneralElections2024
The UK needs a more representative voting system. FPTP works well when there is a binary choice between parties but yields fundamentally unfair results when a multitude of parties are involved
@PaoloSandro2 @TimJSayer