the human rights act came into force on 2 october 2000.
when did the human rights act come into force?
2 october 2000
human rights act 1998





























the human rights act 1998 (c42) is an act of parliament of the united kingdom which received royal assent on 9 november 1998, and mostly came into force on 2 october 2000. its aim was to incorporate into uk law the rights contained in the european convention on human rights. the act makes a remedy for breach of a convention right available in uk courts, without the need to go to the european court of human rights (ecthr) in strasbourg.
human rights act 1998
bullet::::- british columbia: guide animal act





























bullet::::- manitoba: the human rights code, the service animals protection act





























bullet::::- new brunswick: human rights act





























bullet::::- newfoundland & labrador: blind persons' rights act, human rights act





























bullet::::- northwest territories: human rights act





























bullet::::- nova scotia: blind persons' rights act, human rights act





























bullet::::- nunavut: human rights act





























bullet::::- ontario: blind persons' rights act, accessibility for ontarians with disabilities act, human rights code





























bullet::::- prince edward island: human rights act





























bullet::::- quebec: individuals with disabilities act, charter of human rights and freedoms





























bullet::::- saskatchewan: human rights code





























bullet::::- yukon: human rights act
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