



European Convention on Human Rights
Grass Roots
The Right to Free Speech (article 10)
The Right to Free Thought (article 10)
The right to Free Expression (article 10)
Here are the Articles of the European Convention on Human Rights and Freedoms*
- *Article 1: Obligation to Respect Human Rights* - States must ensure everyone has the rights stated in the Convention.
- *Article 2: Right to Life* - Protects the right to life and prohibits arbitrary deprivation of life.
- *Article 3: Prohibition of Torture* - Absolutely prohibits torture, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment.
- *Article 4: Prohibition of Slavery and Forced Labour* - Prohibits treating individuals as slaves or imposing forced labour.
- *Article 5: Right to Liberty and Security* - Protects individuals from arbitrary detention and ensures the right to a fair trial.
- *Article 6: Right to a Fair Trial* - Guarantees a fair and public hearing, and the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty.
- *Article 7: No Punishment Without Law* - Prohibits punishing individuals for actions that weren't against the law at the time.
- *Article 8: Right to Respect for Private and Family Life* - Protects individuals' private and family life, home, and correspondence.
- *Article 9: Freedom of Thought, Conscience, and Religion* - Guarantees freedom of thought, conscience, and religion.
- *Article 10: Freedom of Expression* - Protects the right to hold opinions, receive and impart information, and express oneself freely.
- *Article 11: Freedom of Assembly and Association* - Protects the right to peaceful assembly and association.
- *Article 12: Right to Marry* - Guarantees the right to marry and found a family.
- *Article 13: Right to an Effective Remedy* - Ensures individuals have an effective remedy for violations of their rights.
- *Article 14: Prohibition of Discrimination* - Prohibits discrimination in the enjoyment of Convention rights.
- *Article 15: Derogation in Time of Emergency* - Allows states to derogate from certain Convention obligations in times of war or public emergency.
- *Article 16: Restrictions on Political Activity of Aliens* - Permits restrictions on the political activity of non-nationals.
- *Article 17: Prohibition of Abuse of Rights* - Prohibits states, groups, or individuals from destroying Convention rights.
- *Article 18: Limitation on Use of Restrictions on Rights* - Ensures restrictions on Convention rights are only applied for legitimate purposes.
*Protocols*
- *Protocol 1, Article 1: Protection of Property* - Protects the right to peaceful enjoyment of possessions.
- *Protocol 1, Article 2: Right to Education* - Guarantees the right to education and parental choice.
- *Protocol 1, Article 3: Right to Free Elections* - Secures the right to free and democratic elections.
- *Protocol 4, Article 2: Freedom of Movement* - Protects the right to freedom of movement. Which we will also amend to 'visa' movement of people.
- *Protocol 6, Article 1: Abolition of the Death Penalty* - Abolishes the death penalty.
- *Protocol 7, Article 2: Right of Appeal in Criminal Matters* - Guarantees the right to appeal in criminal cases.
- *Protocol 7, Article 3: Compensation for Wrongful Conviction* - Provides for compensation for wrongful convictions.
- *Protocol 12, Article 1: General Prohibition of Discrimination* - Prohibits discrimination by public authorities
NOTE:
- *Article 9: Freedom of Thought, Conscience, and Religion* - Guarantees freedom of thought, conscience, and religion.
- *Article 10: Freedom of Expression* - Protects the right to hold opinions, receive and impart information, and express oneself freely.
- *Article 11: Freedom of Assembly and Association* - Protects the right to peaceful assembly and association.
Important information is missing from the above
the ECHR DOES NOT protect free speech at all.
on the front of the packet it does.
Inside of the packet though is
Article 10(1) as above.... WHAT is HIDDEN is:
Article 10(2)
Article 10(2):
Article 10(2) of the European Convention on Human Rights allows for restrictions on the right to freedom of expression, provided they are prescribed by law, serve a legitimate aim, and are necessary in a democratic society. This means that while individuals have the right to express their opinions, certain limitations can be imposed for reasons like national security or public order. legislation.gov.uk Wikipedia
OPINION:
We will leave the ECHR as Article 10 (1) guarantees free speech UNTIL...
Article 10(2) (above): UNTIL THEY SAY SO, at any time, on any whims of the leadership







