The Human Rights Act: A Legal Revolution

Update: 2025-09-18

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This podcast examines the profound impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 on British law, the expansion of rights through judicial interpretation, and the controversies surrounding its application, particularly in the context of immigration. It discusses the evolving landscape of human rights in the UK, the challenges faced by the judicial system, and the implications of potential changes to the Human Rights Act.

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The Impact of the Human Rights Act

2025-09-1213:28

The Human Rights Act: A Legal Revolution

2025-09-1821:13

The Human Rights Act: Intro. The idea of human rights

2025-09-1111:05

Constitutional Reform from 1997.

2025-09-1001:00:33

Should the UK have a codified constitution?

2025-07-2246:11

In the UK have Human Rights and Civil Liberties been eroded in recent years?

2025-07-1001:01:15

Liberalism

2025-05-1521:56

Socialism Part 2 From Marx to the Present

2025-05-0832:24

Conservatism

2024-06-1038:56

Think Tanks

2023-09-0239:27

Voting Behaviour. The importance of short term factors in UK elections.

2023-09-0233:03

The social influences on voting behaviour.

2023-09-0236:45

Voting Systems in the UK

2023-09-0256:19

Socialism: Origins and Utopians

2025-03-2629:46

Neoliberalism

2024-10-1255:21

Political Parties in the UK

2024-04-2757:05

Pressure Groups

2023-09-0255:40

Theories of Representation

2023-09-0244:45

The Media in UK Politics

2023-09-0245:22

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The Human Rights Act: A Legal Revolution

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The Human Rights Act: A Legal Revolution

John Gibbs

The Human Rights Act: A Legal Revolution