90. Reservations.

States parties to the European Convention on Human Rights¹ are entitled to apply the Convention subject to specified reservations², although the European Court of Human Rights has emphasised that any reservation must be specific and must be in compliance with the Convention's objects and purposes³. Additionally, no reservation may be made in respect of Protocols 6 and 13⁴, which make provision for the abolition of the death penalty⁵. The United Kingdom has made a reservation in respect of the right to education⁶, providing that it will respect the right of parents to ensure that the education it provides is