Yet the Act is unloved by the British public, which never engaged with the process. As Tony Blair’s wife, Cherie Booth, herself a human rights lawyer, lamented, “the majority of people feel that human rights are not relevant to their lives.”
但这个法案在英国却不得人心，也从未付诸法律实践。正如布莱尔的夫人切丽·布斯（她本身就是位人权律师）哀叹道：“大部分公众认为人权法案与自己的生活毫不相关。”