THE daughter of a woman brutally murdered by her convicted killer ex-boyfriend will be the face of a new campaign to keep the Human Rights Act as part of British law.Celia Peachey, daughter of Maria Stubbings who was strangled to death with a pink dog lead and left in a downstairs toilet by her former partner in 2008, will be one of a group of people spearheading the movement.After a hard-fought six-year battle for justice, including two IPCC investigations and an inquest, Celia and her family...
