European Nations Discuss Potential Reforms to ECHR Migration Rules Amidst Rising Pressure
European nations are set to engage in significant discussions regarding potential reforms to the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) as it pertains to migration. The talks, taking place in Strasbourg, are driven by a desire to modernize how the European Court of Human Rights handles migration cases. This initiative is largely supported by the UK and Denmark, with leaders like Sir Keir Starmer and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen advocating for changes that would facilitate border protection and address illegal migration more effectively. The discussions aim to reach a political declaration by spring, which could lead to one of the most substantial reforms in the 75-year history of the convention. The meeting follows months of diplomatic efforts and pressure from several member states, including Italy and Denmark, who have called for these reforms. 
