Luxembourg cautious on European court of human rights reform
Britain's secretary of state for justice stopped over in Luxembourg in a bid to galvanise support for his country's plan to reform the European court of human rights.
Britain's secretary of state for justice stopped over in Luxembourg in a bid to galvanise support for his country's plan to reform the European court of human rights.
Kenneth Clarke spoke with Luxembourg premier Jean-Claude Juncker and foreign affairs minister Jean Asselborn to persuade them of the advantages of implementing the reform.
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