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First Report of the Special Rapporteur on Child Protection

This report examines various aspects of child care and protection law in Ireland. It is important to note, however, that social, cultural and political mechanisms must also be engaged so as to provide the utmost in care and protection for children. An underlying philosophy prevalent throughout this report is the need to act in a proactive as opposed to reactive manner in the provision of care and protection for children. Our law should seek to protect children first and punish offenders second.

Majority Support Referendum on Children's Rights

Children's Rights Referendum - Not Sometime, Now!

Alliance Booklet: The Irish Constitution and Strengthening Children's Rights

Information on children's rights and the benefits of amending the Irish Constitution to strengthen children's rights.

SHATTER SAYS IRISH ADOPTION LAWS ARE ‘DECADES BEHIND’

Tuesday 1 June 2010: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SHATTER SAYS IRISH ADOPTION LAWS ARE ‘DECADES BEHIND’

‘Voice of the Child Not Heard Enough’ Says O’Rourke

Sunday 25 April 2010: For release on Monday 26 April

 

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