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Eoin McNamee: Not in History. Not in Another Country
10th December 2015 in Writing Rights /by languageGuest Blog: Higher Education – A Right or a Privilege?
7th December 2015 /0 Comments/in Blog, Latest News /by languageGuest Blog: Human Rights Should Not Merely Be Admired, They Need To Be Used
28th November 2015 in Blog, Latest News /by languageParticipation and the Practice of Rights (PPR) is a Belfast-based organisation that supports marginalised people to assert their rights in practical ways. Here, Nicola Browne, Director (Policy) with PPR, describes how “rights become real when applied to concrete problems which often arise in local contexts”. “Where after all do human rights begin? In small places, […]
Trafficked as a Teen: Ella’s Story
28th November 2015 /0 Comments/in Real Life Stories /by languageWhere are Ireland’s best places to work for LGBT equality and inclusion?
27th November 2015 /0 Comments/in Latest News /by languageThis week GLEN (the Gay and Lesbian Equality Network) announced the winners of the inaugural Workplace Equality Index Awards to recognise and celebrate organisations that are making significant efforts to ensure that LGBT employees can be themselves without fear of it negatively affecting their career. GLEN’s Workplace Equality Index is an evidence-based benchmark system that provides […]
Conference on Cultural Diversity in the Classroom
26th November 2015 in Human Rights day, Latest News /by languageTo mark Human Rights Day 2015, Clare Intercultural Network and Intercultural and Diversity Education Centre-Ireland (IDEC-Ireland) will host a conference on the theme of cultural diversity in the classroom. The conference will take place at Cois na hAbhna, Ennis, Co. Clare, on 10th December.
Northern Ireland Human Rights Festival
26th November 2015 in Human Rights day, Latest News /by languageHuman Rights Day: The fourth annual Northern Ireland Human Rights Festival will take place from 6th to 12th December 2015.
Guest blog: Gender-Based Violence is as an abhorrence that no society should tolerate
25th November 2015 in Blog, Latest News /by languageThe Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission was set up in November 2014 as an independent public body. The Commission's goal is an inclusive Ireland where human rights and equality are fully enjoyed by everyone, everywhere.
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