Unveiled
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| Initial release | Germany |
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| Directors | Angelina Maccarone |
| Cinematography | Judith Kaufmann |
| Screenplay | Angelina Maccarone |
| Judith Kaufmann | |
| Cast | Michael Zacharia |
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| ID | 2947074 |
About Unveiled
Dr Michael Zacharia follows six brides-to-be as they undergo several surgeries before their big day. He takes a look at how it's every bride's dream to look their best on their wedding day.
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Plan to reverse European Court Rwanda rulings
The European Court of Human Rights block on sending asylum seekers to Rwanda could be overturned by ministers under new Proposals .
The Plan , being introduced to Parliament, would allow ministers to ignore The Court 's injunctions.
It is part of changes to the Human Rights Act, introducing what ministers say will be tougher legal tests.
Critics say the Proposals are confusing and would create two tiers of rights that hand more power to ministers.
But Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab said his proposed Bill of Rights fixed problems with the Human Rights Act without abandoning it altogether.
Unveiling the plans, Mr Raab confirmed the government would not quit the European Convention on Human Rights , a set of legal safeguards allowing Ordinary People to challenge what they say is unfair treatment by the government.
The Bill of Rights also includes measures:
The Most significant new proposal - to ignore EHCR injunctions - follows last week's row over the Home Office 's abandoned flight to Rwanda.
The Strasbourg court, which is nothing to do with the European Union , issued an injunction blocking the home secretary from putting an asylum seeker on The Flight , despite earlier decisions by judges in London not to intervene.
That decision triggered other appeals and ultimately the cancellation of The Flight .
Under the government's proposed Bill of Rights, ministers would be able to ignore future such injunctions, known as Rule 39 orders, because they are not technically part of International Law .
Mr Raab, who is responsible for changes to constitutional laws, said: " The Bill of Rights will strengthen our UK tradition of freedom, whilst injecting a healthy dose of Common Sense into The System .
" We will be very clear in domestic law that Rule 39 interim orders do not bind UK courts or indeed public bodies or officials. "
'Collision Course 'The government's Proposals - Unveiled in December - have been criticised by lawyers in The Field as confusing and arguably unnecessary because British courts can already ignore rulings from Strasbourg.
Law Society president I Stephanie Boyce, who represents solicitors, said The Package was on a Collision Course with the rest of The Law .
" The Bill will create an acceptable class of human-rights abuses in the United Kingdom , " She Said .
" It is a lurch backwards for British justice. Authorities may begin to consider some rights violations as acceptable, because these could no longer be challenged under The Bill of Rights despite being against The Law .
" Overall, The Bill would grant The State greater unfettered power over The People , power which would then belong to all future governments, whatever their ideologies. "
Source of news: bbc.com
