ICCL Statement on the Programme for Government

ICCL Statement on the Programme for Government

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ICCL is conducting a human rights analysis of the commitments outlined in the draft Programme for Government.

ICCL Expresses Disappointment at Lack of Investment in Human Rights Infrastructure in Budget

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE/  28 September 2022 The Irish Council for Civil Liberties has expressed disappointment that the government has chosen not to invest in areas identified by ICCL that would help protect and guarantee human rights in its Budget 2023. …

ICCL CALLS FOR €8.6 MILLION INVESTMENT IN CRITICAL HUMAN RIGHTS INFRASTRUCTURE IN BUDGET 2023 

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE/  Call for Government to invest 0.01% of Budget in Human Rights   5 September 2022 As the Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) launches our pre-budget submission, we are calling on the government to ring-fence €8.6 million …

Rights News 2021: 45 years of the human rights movement in Ireland

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14 January 2022 As Ireland grapples with the challenges posed by a global pandemic and government responses to that, we bring you an update on ICCL’s work since February 2021. Not only that, we celebrate 45 years since ICCL was …

Hillsborough researcher says Ireland’s coroner system is failing families

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21 April 2021 The system of investigating deaths in contested or unexplained circumstances in Ireland has been described as “not fit for purpose” by Queen’s University’s Professor Phil Scraton, who headed the research for the Hillsborough Independent Panel. Speaking at …