In ASLEF v UK, the ECHR held that:
- Art 11 does not impose an obligation on a union to admit those who do not share their values (para 39); and,
- the right of ASLEF to choose its members outweighed the BNP member's right to freedom of expression (para. 50).
ASLEF v UK
[Thanks to John Hendy QC and Michael Ford, who successfull represented ASLEF, for telling me about this case.]
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