It's a blog about stuff, which I have pondered. I've decided to write it here to bore everyone who has time to be bored with it. Enjoy :)
Thursday, 31 January 2013
John Hirst, A BBC Interview
This is (hopefully) a video of John Hirst being interviewed by BBC News in 2012 about his historic victory in the European Court of Human Rights. Mr Hirst's case against the British Goverment has started a seven-year-long war against prisoners' voting in the UK. I have been pondering this a lot recently as it's my EPQ project (me posting this on here is partly laziness on my part.)
His argument is very sensible and logical and he makes a valid point. Please listen to what he has to say, it will only take two minutes of your time.
Thanks :)
(If the video doesn't work, the link is http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-20452172)
Labels:
2012,
BBC,
EPQ,
Great Britain,
Human Rights,
John Hirst,
Politics,
Prisoners,
Prisoners' Votes
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