Ex-PM David Cameron Says UK Should Leave the European Convention on Human Rights
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Cameron Calls for UK to Quit Europe’s Human Rights Convention
Former British Prime Minister David Cameron spoke candidly in a recent interview about his political legacy, the aftermath of Brexit and his time as foreign secretary in the shadow of the Gaza conflict. He also indicated that he is ready to return to government under the current leader of the Conservative Party and would support withdrawing from the European Convention on Human Rights in order to curb illegal migration, Bloomberg reported.
David Cameron Says He's Ready for a Comeback Under Kemi But Balks at Foreign Aid and Net Zero Cuts and Says Leaving the ECHR Won't Stop Illegal Migration 'On its Own.'
David Cameron has said he and Kemi Badenoch "have some different outlooks" on foreign aid and net zero, but that he is "a team player" and she is "absolutely right" on the European Convention on Human Rights. The remarks come in his Bloomberg interview with Mishal Husain, published in full on Friday, in which he also said he was "absolutely available" if she became prime minister.
Former Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary David Cameron believes Britain should withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights.
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