The 1967 Act extended only to England and Wales. Organisations therefore continued to campaign for the goal of full equality in Scotland and Northern Ireland where all homosexual behaviour remained illegal. Same-sex sexual activities were legalised in Scotland on the same basis as in the 1967 Act, by section 80 of the "Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 1980", which came into force on 1 February 1981. An analogous amendment was also made to the law of Northern Ireland, following the determination of a case by the European Court of Human Rights (see "Dudgeon v. United Kingdom"); the relevant legislation was an Order in Council, the "Homosexual Offences (Northern Ireland) Order 1982", which came into force on 8 December 1982.