Legal Redress Is Available Through The Courts
If people's rights have been infringed (whether by other citizens, organizations or the state,) they should be able to protect themselves through the law. For many legal experts and a growing body of senior judges this implies that the law should defend fundamental human rights .This is the aspect of the rule of law that safeguards the individuals from the state.
However, concerns have been expressed about the extent to which this principle applies in the UK:
There is no entrenched bill of right to protect fundamental human rights
The Human Rights Act can be set aside if parliament whishes.
Access to European Court of Human Rights is expensive and time-consuming.