Human Rights Act under threat

11 October 2011

Research event
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Tuesday 11 October

  • Where: Multi Faith Centre, Kedleston Road site
  • Time: 7pm - 9.30pm
  • This event is free and open to anyone.

An open meeting for an in-depth discussion on the Human Rights Act

The evening will begin with an introduction to the Human Rights Act (1998)
presented by Jamie Grace.

The event will include a variety of expert led and case based discussions on the Human Rights Act including:

  • Freedom from degradation: Ray Gumbley, Age UK
  • Members of ethnic minority groups: Kirit Mistry, Race Equality Commission
  • Criminality of UK citizens: Mark Jones, St. Ives,
    Birmingham; Midlands HR Lawyers Group
  • The human rights of vulnerable non-citizens: Deirdre
    Sheahan, Paragon Law, Nottingham
  • Deportation of foreign criminals - their rights and the
    rights of their pets: Mark Lilley-Tams, Paragon Law
  • Privacy, free speech and the Internet: Jamie Grace, University of Derby, School of Law and Criminology

Refreshments will be provided and this event is free and open to anyone.

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