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The UK has a reservation to the ECHR, art 2 of the First Protocol to the Convention (the 'right to education'). Note that, as with derogations, the ECtHR will not always passively accept a reservation. In [ case ], the ECtHR removed (or 'severed') elements from a 'declaration' made by the Swiss government that the government claimed amounted to a reservation. This was held to be so vague as to amount to a 'reservation of a general character' (prohibited by the ECHR, art 57).
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Belilos v Switzerland (1988) 10 EHRR 466

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The UK has a reservation to the ECHR, art 2 of the First Protocol to the Convention (the 'right to education'). Note that, as with derogations, the ECtHR will not always passively accept a reservation. In [ case ], the ECtHR removed (or 'severed') elements from a 'declaration' made by the Swiss government that the government claimed amounted to a reservation. This was held to be so vague as to amount to a 'reservation of a general character' (prohibited by the ECHR, art 57).
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The UK has a reservation to the ECHR, art 2 of the First Protocol to the Convention (the 'right to education'). Note that, as with derogations, the ECtHR will not always passively accept a reservation. In [ case ], the ECtHR removed (or 'severed') elements from a 'declaration' made by the Swiss government that the government claimed amounted to a reservation. This was held to be so vague as to amount to a 'reservation of a general character' (prohibited by the ECHR, art 57).
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Belilos v Switzerland (1988) 10 EHRR 466
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The UK has a reservation to the ECHR, art 2 of the First Protocol to the Convention (the 'right to education'). Note that, as with derogations, the ECtHR will not always passively accept a reservation. In Belilos v Switzerland (1988) 10 EHRR 466, the ECtHR removed (or 'severed') elements from a 'declaration' made by the Swiss government that the government claimed amounted to a reservation. This was held to be so vague as to am

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