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Constitutional rights of two vaccinated women in mandatory quarantine being breached, court told

Constitutional rights of two vaccinated women in mandatory quarantine being breached, court told The legal actions are about the mechanics of the quarantine scheme, and how it is being applied. By Aodhan O Faolain Friday 16 Apr 2021, 9:56 PM 1 hour ago 6,983 Views 11 Comments Image: Shutterstock/Ken stocker Image: Shutterstock/Ken stocker LAWS REQUIRING PEOPLE arriving into Ireland from certain countries to quarantine in designated hotels for up to 14 days are irrational, illogical and unreasonable, the High Court has heard. Conor Power SC for two women held in mandatory hotel quarantine said that the measures requiring his clients to enter hotel quarantine breached their constitutional rights to liberty and amount to civil preventative detention of large numbers of people.

Constitutional rights of women in mandatory quarantine breached, court told

Constitutional rights of women in mandatory quarantine breached, court told State denies mandatory hotel quarantine is unconstitutional about 2 hours ago Aodhan O Faolain The Crowne Plaza Hotel in Santry, the State’s first hotel quarantine centre. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times   Laws requiring people arriving into Ireland from certain countries to quarantine in designated hotels for up to 14 days are irrational, illogical and unreasonable, the High Court has heard. Conor Power SC for the women said that the measures requiring his clients to enter mandatory quarantine breached their constitutional rights to liberty and amount to civil preventative detention of large numbers of people.

Woman in hotel quarantine after arrival from Dubai released following negative Covid-19 test result

Woman in hotel quarantine after arrival from Dubai released following negative Covid-19 test result The High Court had ordered an inquiry into her detention at the hotel. By Aodhan O Faolain Wednesday 14 Apr 2021, 1:51 PM Wed 1:51 PM 10,171 Views 0 Comments Image: PA Archive/PA Images Image: PA Archive/PA Images THE HIGH COURT has formally concluded an inquiry into the detention of a woman who had been undergoing a mandatory quarantining at a hotel following her return to Ireland from Dubai. The court heard that Emma Kelly had been released after a Covid-19 test taken on Tuesday morning returned a negative result.

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