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    Concern raised over violence against minorities

    Significant concern has been raised by the Irish Congress of Trade Unions over increasing violence and aggression against minorities.

    Ireland • 1 hr
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    Five care centres had registration revoked in 2024 - HIQA

    Concerns about the governance and management of a number of centres for people with disabilities have been highlighted in an overview report by the Health Information and Quality Authority.

    Ireland • 7 hrs
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    More capacity needed in child care system, says HIQA

    Children living in statutory residential care, foster care, special care and detention generally received good-quality, safe care throughout 2024, according to the Health Information and Quality Authority.

    Ireland • 02 Dec
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    Over 16,700 homeless last month in another record high

    Homelessness has reached another record high with 16,766 people accessing emergency accommodation last month.

    Ireland • 28 Nov
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    Concern over residential centre's use of CCTV - HIQA

    HIQA Inspectors found "insufficient recognition" by the management team of a Tusla Residential Centre for children, on the impact of monitoring children's movements through CCTV, on their fundamental rights.

    Ireland • 28 Nov
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    Gardaí identified 67 trafficking victims in 2024

    Sixty-seven victims of trafficking were officially identified by An Garda Síochána in 2024, but it is believed that the true number is likely to be multiples of this.

    Ireland • 27 Nov
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    Resident urinated outside due to lack of toilets - HIQA

    A resident in a disability service run by St John of God had to urinate in the garden because they could not access the bathroom according to an inspection report from the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA).

    Ireland • 27 Nov
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    Women need to live free from violence, fear - President

    President Catherine Connolly has stressed the need for women and girls in Ireland to live free from violence, coercion, and fear.

    Ireland • 25 Nov
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    Rise in legal advice requests to homelessness law centre

    Requests for assistance from the Mercy Law Resource Centre - which provides free legal advice and representation to people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness - rose by 15.5% last year compared to 2023.

    Ireland • 24 Nov
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    CSO report looks at suicide deaths from 2018 to 2022

    2020 recorded the largest number of female deaths due to suicide in a five-year period between 2018 and 2022, according to figures from the Central Statistics Office.

    Ireland • 21 Nov
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