8 h. ago European court interprets inhuman and degrading treatment too broadly, says O’Callaghan

Ireland shares concerns over challenges posed by convention on human rights in relation to migration and deporting criminals, Minister tells meeting

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8 h. ago European court stance limits Ireland’s ability to deport criminals, O’Callaghan says

Ireland shares concerns over challenges posed by convention on human rights in relation to migration and deporting criminals, Minister tells meeting

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7 d. ago Human rights groups warn against US immigration raids during World Cup

The draw for the 48-nation tournament will be held Friday in Washington.

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2 w. ago Ireland continues UN Human Rights Council membership campaign

Ireland continues UN Human Rights Council membership campaign  Irish Legal News

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2 w. ago Religious education in Northern Ireland breaches human rights: court

Religious education in Northern Ireland breaches human rights: court  Canadian Affairs

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2 w. ago Opinion: Around the world, girls still don't have equal rights

Girls everywhere are growing up in systems that were never built for them, writes Gillian Barnett.

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2 w. ago Religious Education In Northern Ireland Breaches Human Rights: UK Supreme Court

Religious Education In Northern Ireland Breaches Human Rights: UK Supreme Court  NDTV

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3 w. ago Religious education in Northern Ireland schools breaches human rights, Supreme Court rules

Religious education in Northern Ireland schools breaches human rights, Supreme Court rules  Sky News

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3 w. ago Christian religious education in schools in Northern Ireland unlawful, UK Supreme Court rules

It had been argued that the right to withdraw from religious education prevented any breach to religious freedom protections under the European Convention on Human Rights.

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3 w. ago Law Society of Northern Ireland marks 25 years of the Human Rights Act

Law Society of Northern Ireland marks 25 years of the Human Rights Act  Irish Legal News

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3 w. ago Supreme Court agrees to hear appeal over State's failure to accommodate asylum seekers

The Court of Appeal overturned a decision in July that the State was in breach of its international human rights obligations.

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3 w. ago Supreme Court to hear appeal over State’s failure to accommodate asylum seekers

Court of Appeal judges had ruled against human rights commission in summer

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3 w. ago Denis O’Brien ‘played the man, not the ball’, court told in defamation case

Lawyers with Belfast human rights firm Phoenix Law claim businessman defamed them in statement

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4 w. ago Solicitor in Denis O’Brien defamation case says press release had ‘sinister’ connotations

Lawyers with Belfast human rights firm Phoenix Law, claim businessman defamed them in press statement

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4 w. ago Defamation action taken against Denis O’Brien by two solicitors opens at High Court

Lawyers with Belfast human rights firm Phoenix Law, claim businessman defamed them in press statement

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4 w. ago Northern Ireland Troubles Bill 2025: Justice, Security, and Human Rights Tensions

Northern Ireland Troubles Bill 2025: Justice, Security, and Human Rights Tensions  impactpolicies.org

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