Hearing from multiple sources that the Gov's so-called bill of rights, the #RightsRemovableBill that would strip people of their rights and freedoms has been postponed.
MPs were meant to vote on it for the first time on Monday 12 September.
Not anymore
MPs were meant to vote on it for the first time on Monday 12 September.
Not anymore
The #RightsRemovalBill - a hangover from the Johnson era - has faced sustained attack from a broad coalition of campaigners, social justice advocates, charities, NGOs, and crucially the public.
This is an incredible victory for rights and freedoms in the UK
This is an incredible victory for rights and freedoms in the UK
Just today, our joint briefing alongside 123 organisations on the #RightsRemovalBill landed on MPs desks 
And Craig Mathieson sent an urgent message to the new Justice Secretary calling on the #RightsRemovalBill to be ditched
Vitally, the public is against the harmful proposals in the #RightsRemovalBill
Instead, we all want to live in a society where everyone is treated fairly, with dignity and respect
Instead, we all want to live in a society where everyone is treated fairly, with dignity and respect
https://twitter.com/libertyhq/status/1567075128973832194
While we wait for the official announcement, the thing to remember is they have 'postponed' the #RightsRemovalBill. It may come back again.
More than 125,000 people have so far signed our petition to completely scrap it.
Add your name today
action.libertyhumanrights.org.uk/page/100020/pe…
More than 125,000 people have so far signed our petition to completely scrap it.
Add your name today
action.libertyhumanrights.org.uk/page/100020/pe…
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