Hold a referendum to decide if the UK should leave the ECHR.

We ask the government to arrange a public referendum on the UK’s membership in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). This referendum could allow UK citizens to determine if we should continue adhering to the ECHR or establish independent human rights standards.

4,724 Signatures

Status
Open
Opened
Wednesday 11th December 2024
Last 24 hours signatures
82
Signature Deadline
Wednesday 11th June 2025
Estimated Final Signatures: 18,744

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We think that a referendum on the ECHR could give the British public a voice in deciding the UK’s human rights framework. We feel that the ECHR, while established to protect fundamental rights, increasingly influences UK policy and limits our control over key national matters, such as immigration and security. We think an independent framework could enable the UK to craft policies that reflect its unique legal and cultural values, safeguarding both individual rights and national interests in a balanced way.


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