Economics and immigration are not the only battlegrounds in the debate about Britain and the EU. The rulings from the European Court of Human Rights that prisoners should not be […]
Votes for prisoners comes nearer Read More »
Things are getting better, no? Economic growth is back, technology is advancing, life expectancy is rising and infant mortality falling. Consumption of salt, sugar and saturated fat is in decline.
The end of human rights Read More »
The 35th Corbishley Lecture will be given by Dr Michael Privot (Director of ENAR – European Network Against Racism, Brussels) “The unwelcome ‘other’: are there limits to integration of European
The unwelcome ‘other’: the litmus-test of the Roma (3 December 2013) Read More »
Royal Navy warship HMS Westminster docks in Gibraltar so that the British government can show it is not going to be intimidated by Spanish protests at the border. Spain, which
Away from the big picture of world trade and globalisation, let’s look at the important issue of parking charges. What should it cost to park a car outside your house?
What should parking pay for? Read More »
Wednesday 22 February 2012 in Europe House, Smith Square, Westminster. 16.00 – 16.05 Introduction by Dr. Martyn Bond, Visiting Professor of European Politics and Policy at Royal Holloway, University of
Reform of the European Court of Human Rights (22 February 2012) Read More »
The European Parliament Office in the UK and the European Institute of University College London in cooperation with the National Council of Voluntary Organizations Invite you to the Annual Sakharov
The European Court of Human Rights: What’s at stake? (8 December 2011) Read More »
Monday 12 December 2011 Europe House, 32 Smith Square, London SW1P 3EU 9.30 – 10.00 Registration 10.00 – 11.00 Keynote speakers : Thomas Hammarberg Commissioner for Human Rights, Council of
The European Atlantic Movement www.european-atlantic.org.uk Registered Charity No 306950 An Educational Foundation for promoting understanding of World Affairs and of the Institutions of International Co-operation. President: Lord Watson of Richmond
Study visit to three courts on the continent (5-8 December 2011) Read More »
The 33rd Corbishley Lecture will be given by Professor Joseph Weiler on “State, Faith and Nation – the European Conundrum”, on Wednesday 14 September at 6.30 pm in the House
“State, Faith and Nation – the European Conundrum” (14 September 2011) Read More »
