You’re not going to learn a lot chained to a desk, says Marie O’Connor
One of the first woman partners at an Irish accountancy firm stresses need to network
Little change at the top as Irish boardrooms remain a male affair
Some leading companies have set or met gender balance targets. Others, not so much
More symphysiotomy cases still in legal pipeline, says solicitor
Up to 30 women pursuing litigation rather than applying for now closed redress scheme
Symphysiotomy falsehoods: Ireland’s culture of impunity must end
Medical ambition was behind breaches of women’s human rights yet no person or agency has ever been held to account
Symphysiotomy records to be shredded ‘with consent’
Head of scheme, Judge Maureen Harding Clark, criticises ‘misinformation’
Call for redress scheme to clarify status of symphysiotomy records
Sunday was set as deadline for over 750 survivors to send letters back
Symphysiotomy survivors seek protection of records
Solicitor’s letter to Data Protection Commissioner warns of ‘clear risk’ of injustices
Opinion: Why symphysiotomy records must not be destroyed
The documents constitute an overwhelming body of evidence of human rights abuses
Symphysiotomy survivors ask for records to be returned
Redress body posts note on website saying it intended to destroy information by Monday
Just 14% of Irish companies have women leaders
New study shows women underrepresented at senior management level
Symphysiotomy compensation refused to 53 women
Judge cites lack of evidence but support group says ‘impossible’ levels of proof sought
Women to get up to €150,000 under symphysiotomy sceheme
Retired judge says she wants to make sure women get money quickly and easily
‘The 30% Club prised open the lid on the cosy coterie of board candidates’
Now coming to Ireland, the aim is to increase the number of women at senior corporate level
NGO heads tell UN how Ireland let them down
Symphysiotomy ‘torture, inhuman’ and a ‘human rights abuse’, says spokeswoman
Symphysiotomy group to meet UN Human Rights Committee
Survivors say State failed to provide ‘effective remedy’ to women under international law
Groups divided over €34m redress scheme
Leading campaigners reject plan and suggest Government goes ‘back to the drawing board’
State to compensate women who had controversial childbirth operations
Symphysiotomy survivors to be given between €50,000 and €150,000
‘Religious ethos’ victims need better redress mechanism - report
Irish Council for Civil Liberties document highlights civil rights shortcomings
Redress proposal due for women who had symphysiotomies
Survivor group SoS says initiative is not acceptable and seeks proper resitution
Exploring the motives in volunteering for research
Three volunteers waived their anonymity to share their experiences of taking part in health research
Symphysiotomy survivors vow to continue opposing Government’s u-turn on bill
Survivors say proposed compensation scheme will stop them getting justice
Symphysiotomy survivors to meet over Government plans
Emergency meeting in Dublin follows appointment of judge to examine redress
Redress plan to be considered for survivors of controversial childbirth operation
Judge Yvonne Murphy to advise on ‘just solution’ for symphysiotomy sufferers
Redress for women who underwent ‘brutal’ operation
Legislation would set aside legal obstacle for women who underwent symphysiotomies
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