You mean in the same way that they passionately cared (and care) about the creation of a Northern Ireland Bill of Rights?
You mean in the same way that they passionately cared (and care) about the creation of a Northern Ireland Bill of Rights?
whats a Northern Ireland Bill of Rights?
Indeed. Have a read of the Good Friday Agreement.
Not sure what you are suggesting here - the UK government hasn't brought forward a Bill of Rights (supplemental to the ECHR) as they are entiteld to do. But the Johnson government did propose a Bill of Rights which would have taken the UK out from oversight of the ECHR
It's pretty clear to me before, during and after the couple of years I spent in Belfast in NI politics 30 years ago that Northern Ireland scarcely exists in UK politics - no thanks to the efforts of Ireland to the contrary
As somebody who was indirectly, partially and accidentally responsible for the inclusion of Ulster-Scots into the GFA I do understand the nature of the agreement Ireland's insistence on the ECHR being matched here by the unionists and ignored by the British
...but you can only blame Westminster for that, not Dublin