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This House hates Human Rights (Cambridge Union) Part 6 Dr. Latif Yahia

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http://www.latifyahia.net Debate: the Title of the debate was (This House hates Human Rights) The debate took place in Cambridge Union Society, in UK 25/Nov/2010.
PROPOSITION:
1-Andy Hayman : was the highest ranking officer responsible for counter-terrorism in the UK whilst at London's Metropolitan Police, and was directly responsible for the investigation into the 7 July London bombings.

2-Peter Hitchens : writes for The Mail on Sunday. A former resident correspondent in Moscow and Washington, he appears frequently on radio and television, debating typically left-wing opponents on a variety of topics.

3-Charles Drummond : is a history PhD student at Trinity College. A graduate of Harvard University, Drummond was a liaison to national security fellows at the Kennedy School of Government and an intern at the American Bar Association, where he worked on issues of human rights law.

OPPOSITION:
1-Philip Murray : is currently studying for a PhD in public law at Corpus Christi College, where he also teaches constitutional law. His research covers a broad range of constitutional issues, including human rights law.

2-Isabella Sanky :

3-Dr. Latif Yahia : PhD International Law an Iraqi-born author, blogger and former military officer in the Iran-Iraq War. Dr Yahia was also forcibly recruited to be the body double of Saddam Hussein's elder son Uday Hussein.

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  • Well done Latif!

  • What the hell is up with the coughing??? Damn it!!!

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  • Question at 5:35. The lady is missing the point of Human Rights, I keep hearing people using this same argument everywhere. Human Rights apply to everyone, you cannot treat somebody however you like because they have violated others' human rights, that is not how it works. The whole premise of human rights is to PREVENT the sort of rough justice that Latif is speaking against!

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