Government agencies using PSC not convinced it’s useful
Dublin, 19 July 2019 The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) recently surveyed 164 bodies who are directly or indirectly ...
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ICCL welcomes Judicial Council Bill, says imprisonment should be last resort
Dublin, 10 July 2019 ICCL broadly welcomes the passing of the Judicial Council Bill yesterday. The creation of an independent ...
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ICCL and Amnesty call for inquiry into Sallins train robbery
10 July 2019 Following the broadcast of the RTÉ Documentary on One “Whistleblower” on 6 July, the Irish Council for ...
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Preliminary report: ICCL National Consultation with Protesters
26 June 2019 ICCL travelled to Cork, Ennis and Dublin between 19 and 22 June to meet with environmental activists, ...
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ICCL highlights urgent concerns for the right to protest following national consultation
26 June 2019 The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL), having engaged last week in a national consultation with protest ...
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ICCL National Consultation with Protesters
ICCL travelled to Cork, Ennis and Dublin between 19 and 22 June to meet with environmental activists, anti-war protesters, anti-eviction ...
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Statement on BAI’s proposals for internet regulation
Dublin, 24 June 2019 Protecting certain groups from harmful content should not translate into totalitarian state structures capable of indiscriminate ...
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ICCL to Senators: Adoption Information and Tracing Bill fails to vindicate rights of adoptees
Dublin, 13 June Yesterday morning ICCL sent the following email to all Senators in advance of the Seanad debate on ...
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Keeping Tabs: the Surveillance of Poverty
ICCL and Digital Rights Ireland have invited the UN Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty, Professor Philip Alston, to give a ...
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The Public Services Card: Enforced Digital Identities for Social Protection Services
Dublin, 7 June 2019 We recently submitted information to the UN Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty, Professor Philip Alston, for ...
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