The illegality of British government actions

Drs. Angelina Souren is a multipassionate critical thinker and author from Amsterdam (Netherlands) who's previously lived in Florida. She established herself within London's commuter circle at the end of 2004. Angelina started her (first) business, in earth & life sciences, in 1997. She became an inclusivity, (neuro)diversity and equality maven after her move to Portsmouth in 2009. This focus includes forms of stalking as well as workplace and community bullying.

A pattern is starting to emerge. The British government does not display a lot of respect for the law.

• • In 2016, the High Court ruled that the government cannot trigger Article 50 without parliamentary approval. See for example: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37857785
  • In 2016, the High Court ruled for the second time in 18 months that the government’s plans to tackle air pollution did not hold up. See for example https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/nov/02/high-court-rules-uk-government-plans-to-tackle-air-pollution-are-illegal
  • In 2017, the Home Office ignored one court order and attempted to set aside another in the deportation of someone to Afghanistan, only to see itself forced by another court order to collect the person in question in Afghanistan, escort him to an airport and whisk him out of the country to which he had been deported. See for example https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/sep/18/samim-bigzad-asylum-seeker-deported-illegally-to-afghanistan-is-returned-to-uk. Ignoring the first court order was prima facie contempt of court, according to Mr Justice Jay.
  • That made Amber Rudd…

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