Social Sciences
8 years ago

UK's Human Rights Act 1998: Shaping Future Constitutional Structures

Oxford University Press eBooks
A Bill of Rights for the UK? Lessons from overseas
Alice Donald

Paper Summary

The Human Rights Act 1998 in the UK changed how individuals and the government interact, allowing courts to review laws for human rights violations. Despite concerns, the Act has had a big impact on UK law and beyond. This book explores how the Act has influenced UK law and how it might shape a future Bill of Rights for the country.

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