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LG566 International Law and Conflict: Irish Legal System

LG566 International Law and Conflict: Irish Legal System
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Calling for united Ireland referendum without having plan for what follows would be highly unwise , expert report says

CALLING for a united Ireland referendum without a clear plan in place for what follows would be “highly unwise”, according to an expert report.The

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Irish Law Criminalizes Outdoor Confession to a Priest

Irish Law Criminalizes Outdoor Confession to a Priest 23 Apr 2021 A new Irish statutory instrument aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus makes meeting with a priest outdoors for the sacrament of confession a crime, according to a law professor at Trinity College Dublin. If a priest “were to meet a parishioner for outdoor confession, they would both be committing a criminal offence,” Professor Oran Doyle wrote this week on a site publishing academic commentary about Ireland’s legal response to the coronavirus, “whereas, if two people were to meet for a chat or to exercise, they would not be committing a criminal offence.”

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Government accused of blurring lines on emergency pandemic powers

Government accused of blurring lines on emergency pandemic powers The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission says all Covid-related emergency powers should have sunset clauses. By Adam Daly Thursday 25 Feb 2021, 9:36 AM Feb 25th 2021, 9:36 AM 20,645 Views 49 Comments Image: Rollingnews Image: Rollingnews GOVERNMENT’S USE OF pandemic related emergency powers has disproportionately affected minorities and younger people, according to new research from the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC). The commission also accused the government of persistently “blurring the lines” between legal requirements and public health guidance in its Covid-19 response. A report, authored by experts from the Covid-19 Law and Human Rights Observatory in Trinity College Dublin, looks at the 4 statutes and more than

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Trinity COVID-19 Law Observatory finds Government blurred lines on emergency powers

Trinity COVID-19 Law Observatory finds Government blurred lines on emergency powers
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