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Sunak’s bill aims to block UK human rights law to save Rwanda scheme

Emergency legislation stops short of leaving European convention on human rights and will infuriate Tory hard right

Rishi Sunak aims to block UK human rights laws in an effort to revive the government’s faltering plans to send people seeking asylum to Rwanda.

An emergency bill published on Wednesday will assert that ministers have the power to ignore judgments that come from Strasbourg while stopping short of leaving or “disapplying” the European convention on human rights.

It will, however, seek to disapply relevant parts of the UK’s Human Rights Act in asylum claims.

Critics from the Conservative right have said that such a move raises the possibility that it will still be open to individual legal challenges.

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It will, however, seek to disapply relevant parts of the UK’s Human Rights Act in asylum claims.

It’s such an indictment of the current state of British politics that this is the time when people want to ignore human rights law.

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Rishi Sunak aims to block UK human rights laws in an effort to revive the government’s faltering plans to send people seeking asylum to Rwanda.

An emergency bill published on Wednesday will assert that ministers have the power to ignore judgments that come from Strasbourg while stopping short of leaving or “disapplying” the European convention on human rights.

The emergency legislation stopped short of leaving the convention and does not include “notwithstanding clauses” which would allow ministers to ignore the ECHR and other international treaties in the area of asylum.

Suella Braverman, the former home secretary, told MPs just two hours earlier that the Tories faced “electoral oblivion” unless ministers blocked all domestic and international laws used to halt deportation flights.

The second, “full-fat” option removed the right of judicial review and included “notwithstanding clauses”, which would allow ministers to ignore the ECHR and other international treaties in the area of asylum.

In a statement, Sunak said: “Through this new landmark emergency legislation, we will control our borders, deter people taking perilous journeys across the Channel and end the continuous legal challenges filling our courts.

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