1 week ago Human rights breach for murderer over ‘excessive length’ of criminal proceedings

Obina Ezeoke was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 40 years in 2020 after an unprecedented five trials over four years.

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1 week ago Sir Philip Green fails in attempt to challenge UK parliamentary privilege

European court rules human rights convention was not violated after Lord Hain linked former Arcadia chair to sexual misconduct allegations

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1 week ago Sir Philip Green fails in attempt to challenge parliamentary privilege

Former retail tycoon brought privacy claim after Lord Hain used parliamentary privilege to link him to sexual misconduct allegations

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1 week ago Sir Philip Green’s human rights were not breached when he was named in parliament over injunction, ECHR rules

The former Arcadia Group chairman took a case to the European Court of Human Rights over the use of parliamentary privilege

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1 week ago Sir Philip Green loses Strasbourg case over naming in Parliament

The former Arcadia Group chairman took a case to the European Court of Human Rights over the use of parliamentary privilege.

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1 week ago Killer who was jailed after shooting a London mother and her sleeping nephew dead 'had his human rights breached', European court finds

Obina Christopher Ezeoke, 32, sneaked into the family home of student Bervil Kalikaka-Ekofo, 21, and his aunt Annie Ekofo, 53, through their unlocked front door and executed them in September 2016.

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1 week ago Killer who was jailed after shooting a London mother and her sleeping nephew dead 'had his human rights breach

Killer who was jailed after shooting a London mother and her sleeping nephew dead 'had his human rights breach  Daily Mail

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1 week ago 'Callous' murderer who shot student and aunt at East Finchley home had human rights breached, court rules

The ECHR has ruled that Obina Christopher Ezeoke liberties were breached because his conviction took so long

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2 w. ago Legal challenges to VAT on private schools fees to be heard at High Court

Nearly 20 families and several faith schools are bringing legal action against the Treasury, claiming the new VAT on fees is discriminatory and a breach of human rights law

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