Strikes Bill threatens workers’ protection from unfair dismissal says equalities watchdog
‘The Bill raises several human rights considerations’ – latest damning report of Strikes Bill
‘The Bill raises several human rights considerations’ – latest damning report of Strikes Bill
The government unveiled its new proposals yesterday
HRW have called it the most ‘significant assault on human rights protections in the UK in decades’.
The MP for Beckenham has also spoken in defence of the regime in Parliament, this despite the fact that according to Human Rights Watch, the Bahraini government has engaged in heavy repression.
‘This is a government that does not tire of lecturing the rest of the world on democracy and human rights, and yet this is Bill creates two classes of citizens.’
The bill seeks to criminalise effective means of protest and will further entrench racial inequalities in our criminal justice system
‘When pressed, it is perhaps not surprising that ministers fail to specify any rights or even any specific rulings they find objectionable.’
Another Tory lie…
In an embarrassing upset for Johnson and Patel, the first flight due to leave for Rwanda has been grounded following successful emergency action by the ECHR.
The government’s own track record and ministers’ recent statements should ring alarm bells for all trades unionists.