The ECHR & the UK : Time to Leave?

By Abigail Bazyluk, a recent law graduate from the University of Southampton Introduction The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR or the Convention),[1] drafted by the Council of Europe (CoE) following World War II,[2] bore greater political interconnectedness amongst “totalitarian darkness” and provided hope in defiance of totalitarianism.[3] The Convention opened for signature in 1950 […]