Course provides instruction on the most relevant laws, including the Public Sector Human Rights and Equality Duty and their implications for the civil and wider public service.

The IPA Professional Diploma in Human Rights and Equality gives public servants a great understanding of the place that human rights and equality occupy in public management and administration. Course developed in conjunction with us .@_IHREC

We welcome the important judgment today from the European Court of Justice, regarding the State’s responsibility to International Protection applicants under EU law. Read our full statement:

Today, 8 Commission Members finish their term of office. Last week, we held a reception to bid them farewell. We wish to thank them for their hard work and wish them the very best of luck for the future.

RT @thejournal_ie: Judge overturns ruling that State breached human rights for not accommodating asylum seekers

“We’re going to have to really analyse what is a quite complex judgment” Watch Chief Commissioner Liam Herricks appearance on the ⁦@rtenews⁩ Nine O’Clock News

Chief Commissioner Liam Herrick is live on @drivetimerte now, discussing todays Court of Appeal judgment. Listen live:

Press Release: Appeal Court rules International Protection applicants experience extreme material poverty but stopped short of breach of dignity.

Human Trafficking remains the fastest growing criminal industry in the world, but we know that many victims are undetected. The new National Referral Mechanism (NRM) must be properly implemented to make it easier to identify, and to support, victims. #WorldDayAgainstTrafficking.

RT @osce_cthb: Fifty years after the Helsinki Final Act, there are an estimated 27 million victims of #HumanTrafficking. This crime violate….

RT @osce_odihr: Human trafficking is a crime that has a devastating effect on victims. #WorldDayAgainstTrafficking #EndHumanTrafficking ht….

Tune into @PatKennyNT now; our Chief Commissioner is coming up at 9.20am discussing why the Government must implement the O’Keeffe judgment and open a fair and accessible redress scheme for school abuse survivors without delay.

‘I’m angry that my abuse as a child does not count’ – our Chief Commissioner Liam Herrick in today’s @IrishTimesOpEd arguing that the State must comply with the European Court of Human Rights’ ruling in the O’Keeffe case, and provide redress to survivors .

RT @ThalidomideIre: JACQUI BROWNE will be remembered on @BBCRadio4 obituary programme Last Word tomorrow Fri at 4pm. Ozzy Osbourne,Connie….

RT @ElecCommIRL: Art O'Leary, Chief Exec of @eleccommirl appearing before the @OireachtasNews Joint Committee on Disability Matters. 📺 Wa….

". it is equally clear that many of the proposed measures may not comply with the EU Charter on Fundamental Rights." .Read the @IrishTimesOpEd editorial about our Observations on the General Scheme of the International Protection Bill 2025.

Immigration law change: ‘Grave concerns’ over Ireland’s rush to adopt EU plan - watchdog

Press Release: Commission Raises Grave Concerns Over Proposed Asylum System’s Fairness and Effectiveness. Commission publishes observations on the General Scheme of the International Protection Bill 2025.

"Systems have been designed in such a way as to exclude all victims" & "the State has failed to accept it's own responsibility" Listen back to our Chief Commissioners interview yesterday on @drivetimerte about the new Commission of Investigation. From 1.41.

This morning, we are before the Joint Committee on Disability Matters  to discuss progressing the delivery of disability policy. You can watch live here:.