The Irish Council for Civil Liberties recently published the outcome report of its first annual policing conference.
Progress on Rule of Law in Ireland has stagnated, report finds
A new European report has found that Ireland’s progress on rule of law in 2024 has been minimal or stagnant.
ICCL welcomes government commitment to reform the Coroner Service
Ireland’s Coroner Service must be reformed to better protect the rights of, and serve, bereaved families.
Australia’s hidden security crisis
How data about Australian defence personnel and political leaders flows to foreign states and non-state actors.
The Policing of Protest: A Shifting Landscape?
A new report from ICCL and CAJ on the experiences of protestors with police and Gardaí in Ireland, North and South.
Assessing Flight Risk in pre-trial detention decision-making: a European comparative study
June 2024 Fair Trials has published a report “Assessing Flight Risk in Pre-Trial Detention Decision Making: A European Comparative Study,” analysing the over-reliance on pre-trial detention practices in the EU. This study, led by Fair Trials and funded by the …
‘Racial Profiling in Law Enforcement’ ICCL-CAJ Roundtable Discussion Summary
16 May 2024 The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) and the Committee on the Administration of Justice (CAJ) have produced a conference report of the Racial Profiling in Law Enforcement roundtable discussion. The discussion, hosted by ICCL and CAJ …
ICCL publishes new ‘Human Rights in Irish Policing’ report
16 May 2024 The Irish Council for Civil Liberties has produced a report entitled Human Rights in Ireland: Analysing the Implementation of the Recommendations from the Commission on the Future of Policing in Ireland. Over five years have passed since …
‘Police Surveillance North and South: Covert Intelligence, Facial Recognition Technology, Oversight and Human Rights’ Conference Report
16 May 2024 The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) and the Committee on the Administration of Justice (CAJ) have produced a conference report of the the Police Surveillance North and South: Covert Intelligence, Facial Recognition Technology, Oversight and Human …
ICCL research raises concerns about pre-trial detention and denial of bail
Inconsistent application of bail rules and long delays in the criminal justice system leading to more and longer periods of pre-trial detention.
Community and voluntary organisations afraid to criticise the State for fear of financial implications
New ICCL research report details infringements of civil society’s rights of public participation, freedom of association and freedom of expression
ICCL and INAR launch ‘Policing and Racial Discrimination in Ireland: A Community and Rights Perspective’ Report
New report reveals minority community perceptions of racial discrimination by An Garda Síochána 4 April 2024 The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) and the Irish Network Against Racism (INAR) have today launched a report which details the perceptions and …
Concerns about Irish policing oversight bodies raised in new EU-wide report
The rule of law in the EU continued to deteriorate in 2023, according to a new report from European human rights organisations.
The European Commission must follow Ireland’s lead, and switch off Big Tech’s toxic algorithms
Ireland’s new enforcer, Coimisiún na Meán, has published new rules to force digital platforms to stop artificially amplifying hate, hysteria, suicide, self harm, and disinformation
Europe’s hidden security crisis
How data about European defence personnel and political leaders flows to foreign states and non-state actors.
America’s hidden security crisis
How data about American defence personnel and political leaders flows to foreign states and non-state actors.
Media Commission urged to switch off Big Tech’s toxic algorithms
ICCL submits evidence and recommendations to the new Media Commission. Users must be able to use a platform without being exposed to toxic algorithms.
5 years: GDPR’s crisis point — ICCL’s 2023 GDPR report
Five years after the GDPR, Europe remains unable to police how Big Tech uses our data.
Government scores just 38% on human rights progress
ICCL has published a report assessing how the Government has performed against its human rights commitments in the Programme for Government
Rule of Law in Ireland has regressed in a number of areas, report finds
A new European report has found that rule of law in Ireland has regressed in a number of areas, including systemic human rights issues
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