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UK Report Details ECHR Extradition Interference
August 09, 2017
The Daily Telegraph reports that an unpublished study commissioned by the UK Home Office reveals that the UK Human Rights Act, which effectively transposes the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) into British law, has prevented the extradition of over 40 suspected terrorists to their home countries.
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EU Members Agree to Defense Fund, Command Structure
August 09, 2017
The Sydney Morning Herald reports that EU member states have agreed to a European Commission proposal for an EU defense fund of €1.5 billion to develop and acquire a range of military weaponry and equipment, including drones, and gave members three months to decide whether they would join an EU coalition that conducts military missions.
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EU Leaders Dismiss UK Offer on Citizens' Rights
August 09, 2017
The Guardian reports that EU leaders at a summit in June expressed dissatisfaction regarding UK Prime Minister Theresa May's proposals for EU citizens' rights in Britain after Brexit, with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker stating that he is unable to see how the Court of Justice of the EU (ECJ) could be excluded from the protection of these rights.
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ECJ Permits Broad Leeway for Vaccine Litigation
August 09, 2017
CNN reports that the Court of Justice of the EU (ECJ) has ruled that, even in the absence of scientific evidence supporting the claim, courts in EU member states have a sufficient basis to find that a vaccine caused an illness if the vaccination occurred just before the illness, the patient was previously healthy, and a significant number of vaccinated people also became ill.
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MPs Warn May on "No Deal" Brexit
August 09, 2017
Sky News reports that a group of 30 Conservative Members of the UK Parliament (MPs) is warning Prime Minister Theresa May that they will not accept an exit from the EU without a deal on a future relationship with the bloc.
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