Closing churches breached human rights
Ministers had no legislative competence to make coronavirus regulations
A successful challenge to regulations made under the Coronavirus Act 2020 this week has received surprisingly little coverage. What makes it particularly unusual is that it was brought under article 9 of the human rights convention, which protects freedom of religion. The practical effect is negligible but the ruling should remind ministers that seconda…
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