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This year
2024
Human rights watchdog tells Gymnastics Ireland to carry out 'equality review'
Last year
2023
Boy with Asperger's who was told to remove his hood inside a store settles discrimination case
Human trafficking victims to be protected from deportation under new plans
Suspected trafficking for organ removal recorded for first time in Ireland last year, report shows
Government urged to expand discrimination laws to include social class and criminal convictions
Fears closure of Citywest to new International Protection arrivals 'clear breach' of human rights obligations
All time
Equality commission joined as party to convicted killer's Patrick Quirke's Supreme Court appeal
Anti human trafficking report calls for gender-specific accommodation for victims
Government urged to confirm 'special education centres' no longer being considered
Tenants 'often' unable to make discrimination complaint about landlords, report finds
People refused entry to pubs don't get 'adequate access to justice' under complaints system
Councils 'deficient' at identifying Traveller housing needs, human rights commission finds
Government accused of 'blurring lines' on emergency pandemic powers
Human rights group calls for 'substantive' changes to Dying with Dignity Bill to protect right to life
Human rights watchdog calls for more oversight into new Garda powers during Covid-19 crisis
Property website Daft.ie ordered to block discriminatory adverts after WRC ruling
Housing benefit recipients face 'systemic discrimination', Irish human rights body says
Landmark case involving extradition of Polish man back before High Court
Lone mothers and people with disabilities discriminated against when it comes to housing
'They should be able to work longer if they wish': New anti-discrimination guidance on older workers
Travellers are ten times more likely to face discrimination compared to other Irish people
Irish Human Rights Commission worried new hubs could 'normalise' family homelessness
Government criticised over failure to properly reform Direct Provision
Melanie McCarthy-McNamara killer wins High Court case over solitary confinement
Man wanted by US on terrorism charges brought before Dublin High Court
Emily Logan: Give GSOC the power to investigate claims of excessive force by gardaí
Look who's been nominated Ireland's new human rights commissioner...
Victims of mother-and-baby homes should give evidence in public if they want to - Human rights group