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9,000 children died in Ireland s former homes for illegitimate infants: Inquiry

9,000 children died in Ireland s former homes for illegitimate infants: Inquiry 12 Jan 2021 Denise Gormley and her daughter Rosa, 7, pay their respects at the graveyard, where the bodies of 796 babies were uncovered, in Tuam, Ireland, on Tuesday. Reuters Some 9,000 children died in homes for unmarried mothers and their offspring run by Ireland s Catholic Church from the 1920s to 1990s, an inquiry found on Tuesday, an appalling mortality rate that reflected brutal living conditions. Ireland s Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes (CIMBH) found disquieting levels of infant mortality at the institutions operating in the historically Catholic nation as recently as 1998. It s difficult to conceive of the scale of the tragedy and the heartbreak behind that figure of 9,000 children and babies, said Ireland s Minister for Children, Roderic O Gorman.

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Ireland finds appalling mortality among children at Church-run homes

DUBLIN/TUAM Thousands of children died in homes for unmarried mothers and their offspring run by Ireland’s Catholic Church from the 1920s to 1990s, an…

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Istraživanje Vlade pokazalo visoku stopu smrtnosti djece u domovima Katoličke crkve

Istraživanje Vlade pokazalo visoku stopu smrtnosti djece u domovima Katoličke crkve
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Užasavajuća stopa smrtnosti djece u domovima Katoličke crkve: Rodbina žrtava tvrdi da su bebe zlostavljane

Užasavajuća stopa smrtnosti djece u domovima Katoličke crkve: Rodbina žrtava tvrdi da su bebe zlostavljane
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John Garing, former Air Force and DISA exec, dies at 78 -- Washington Technology

John Garing, former Air Force and DISA exec, dies at 78 John Garing has died at 78, but leaves behind a legacy as a mentor to the people around him and a leader always looking for new and better ways to improve government He retired from government in 2010 after having served 24 years as an Air Force officer and then another 13 years in the senior executive service the Defense Information Systems Agency, where he was chief information officer and the director for strategic planning and information. In 2010, he was recognized by our sibling publication Government Computer News with a Hall of Fame award. The award specifically recognized his work aligning DISA’s planning, engineering, acquisition, and operations with the needs of the armed services. In 2009, he received the Fast Company Most Creative People in Business award.

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