Individual Rights and the Law in Britain

Individual Rights and the Law in Britain

"This book has two distinct aims: to examine the changes in British Law since 1950 which have had an impact on the civil and political rights of the individual, and to set those changes within the context of European and international human rights law. ..... includes discussions of such issues as prisoner's rights, police powers, due process, privacy, freedom (of association, assembly and speech), minority rights, immigration and nationality, racial discrimination, women's rights, children's rights and discrimination based on sexual orientation."

McCrudden Christopher and Chambers Gerald (eds)

OUP 1995 668pp

SR L 171