Should the UK abolish the Human Rights Act?

Yes I feel its too widely open to interpretation and judicial review against public bodies affords sufficient safeguards rather than allow dishonest lawyers to expose it

the Human Rights Act should be retained & maintain there is nothing wrong with the Human Rights Act yes it needs to be updated but abolished

No, everyone deserves a second chance

The human rights act is fine as it is but updating the human rights act I would support

What role do you think human rights laws play in shaping the ethics of a nation?

Do you believe countries should have individual human rights laws or follow universal standards?

What do you think would be the biggest challenge for citizens if a Human Rights Act was abolished?

Can you think of a time when protecting someone else’s rights might have impacted your own?

If you had the power to change one right in the Human Rights Act, which one would it be and why?

How might the abolition of a Human Rights Act affect the way minorities are treated in a country?

What values do you think are most important to protect in a country's legislation?

Imagine a society without a Human Rights Act; what changes do you think you'd see in everyday life?

Can you share a personal experience where knowing your rights made a difference in how you were treated?

How would you feel if the protections you take for granted were suddenly removed?

no, because everyone deserves rights

yes but only for the lower class