the matter referred to the Legislation Committee. In January 2007, following the introduction of the Human Rights (Jersey) Law 2000 a case was brought before the Royal Court by a local lawyer who claimed that her illegitimate child was being discriminated against as he could not take the name of his father and that recording his fatherhood was not allowed. In June 2007 as part of her announcement to step down from office, the Home Affairs Minister Wendy Kinnard indicated that it was her intention to bring a change to the Legitimacy Law. The law was altered in 2010. Ongoing campaigns Separation of Judiciary from Legislature It is Progress Jersey's contention that the three situations outlined above are in breach of the European Convention of Human Rights. Notes External links Progress Jersey website Response to Project Jersey submission before the European Court of Human Rights Political advocacy groups in Jersey 2005 establishments in Jersey Organizations established in 2005