8. Evaluate the view that neither individual nor collective rights are adequately protected in the UK
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legal and institutional safeguards
collective rights under threat
discrimination and underrepresentation
legal and institutional safeguards
Weaker: Supreme Court (2023) ruling against Rwanda plan shows courts protect key rights.
Stronger: Illegal Migration Act (2023) limits asylum rights and undermines protections.
collective rights under threat
Weaker: Trade Union Act 2016 still allows strikes with notice – rights protected in law.
Stronger: Minimum Service Levels Act (2023) restricts strike rights in key sectors.
discrimination and underrepresentation
Weaker: Labour’s 2023 Equality Review aimed to boost minority representation.
Stronger: Runnymede Trust Report (2024) shows persistent racial disparities in housing, policing.
conclusion
Agree – although protections exist, recent laws and outcomes show they are not adequate in practice.
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