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The snoopers charter that got enacted recently keeps getting proven illigal, so they keep changing the law. Currently politicians have said a number of times t
by BuildTheRobots 9y ago
The snoopers charter that got enacted recently keeps getting proven illigal, so they keep changing the law.
Currently politicians have said a number of times that they'd like to get rid of human rights.
There's currently talks about making social media platforms responsible for editing content rather than acting as a transport layer.
There's plenty more, I'm sure others can chime in.
- gadders 9y ago>>Currently politicians have said a number of times that they'd like to get rid of human rights. That's not true at all. They may want to leave the European Court of Human Rights but that's not the same as suddenly rolling back loads of human rights in the UK. I'm old enough to have been an adult before Tony Blair signed the European Convention on Human Rights into law in the UK. People's rights didn't massively change for the better when that was signed, so I wouldn't expect them to change for the worse if it is repealed.