Mother and baby homes commission accused of ‘disrespect’
Survivor say evidence was misrepresented and call for accountability of commission
Survivor say evidence was misrepresented and call for accountability of commission
Report from body states that its conclusions ‘may not accord with prevailing narrative’
Healthcare package promised to women falls far short, survey of survivors shows
It is time we remembered all Josephs and Marys whose dignity, freedom and lives were stolen
Silencing of survivors of historical abuse by those in power has now lasted decades
Government says it will resolve issue of 200 survivors whose awards were withheld
By 1951 more than 1 per cent of the Irish population was incarcerated in institutions
Survivors and family members must be afforded a statutory right to information
Philomena Lee refused right to give evidence in public to mother and baby home inquiry
Rite&Reason: Mansion House event a small, significant step towards transitional justice
Committee Against Torture to examine Ireland’s compliance with convention
Move comes after discovery of the remains of a ‘significant’ number of babies in Tuam
One humble woman helped spark a successful political campaign for redress
Public encouraged to visit graves of women who died in Magdalene laundries on Sunday
Group says judge’s recommendation on HAA card not included in Bill coming before Dáil
Inquiry should include all children ‘born out of wedlock since 1922 rather than institutions’
‘I was a slave all my young life. My mother was a slave to prejudice’
Government urged to uphold UN Human Rights principles and rulings of European Court
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