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State responding to case taken by IHREC over alleged lack of ‘material reception conditions’ for some adult male international protection applicants
Human rights body says lack of resources ‘cannot be relied upon’ as excuse for not meeting obligations
Holly Cairns to complain to State broadcaster over omission of Rory Hearne and Susan Doyle from televised European vote debates
Sinéad Gibney says she ‘worked effectively with colleagues to mitigate any such risk or perception of risk’
State’s lawyers tell court an operation to move homeless applicants this week took ‘enormous’ planning
Study explores equality impact of pandemic on labour market, comparing situations pre- and post-pandemic
International Protection applicants are arriving to find themselves living on the street. But ‘at least there are no bullets’
ActionAid Ireland and National Women’s Council highlight society’s reliance on care provided by women and how such carers get lower pay and pensions
IHREC report says State not addressing the root causes of crises in health, housing, poverty and the cost of living
Sinead Gibney will step down as chief commissioner of IHREC in March to run for European Parliament
Watchdog alleges Government failure to provide suitable reception conditions to meet basic needs of asylum seekers
The case is Irish human rights watchdog’s first invocation of its statutory powers under section 41 of the IHREC Act
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