The UK and its national disgrace

The UK and its national disgrace

It is a national disgrace that the UK has breached convicted prisoners human right to the vote. It is a national disgrace that the UK has failed to honour its international obligations. It is a national disgrace that the UK has failed to provide an effective remedy by a national authority, under Article 13 of the European Convention on Human Rights, for those convicted prisoners who were denied their human right to vote. It is a national disgrace that MR JUSTICE LANGSTAFF struck out the applications in ANTHONY TOVEY, PAUL HYDES and Others - and - MINISTRY OF JUSTICE, and then charged 583 convicted prisoners £76 each for denying them the human right to vote and to meet the State's cost of £44,688 for denying them their human right to vote. It is a national disgrace that in the UK the Executive, Parliament and Judiciary (the 3 arms of the State) are all corrupt. It is a national disgrace that in the UK human rights, democracy and rule of law have been replaced by a dictatorship in a totalitarian or authoritarian regime.