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Lean on me

At a time when tents lining Dublin’s Grand Canal are headline news, the legal profession is already stepping up to the plate to respond to the migrant crisis by providing pro bono services.
Concern over Russia’s Navalnaya move

The International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI) has expressed concern about an arrest warrant issues by a court in Moscow for Yulia Navalnaya on charges of extremism.

Eversheds Sutherland names new employment head

Eversheds Sutherland LLP has announced that employment partner Julie Galbraith is to head up the firm’s Irish employment practice.
X’s verified accounts ‘deceive users’ – EU

The European Commission has told X that it believes that the social-media platform is in breach of the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) in areas linked to dark patterns, advertising transparency, and

Ireland ratifies agreement on vulnerable adults

Ireland has ratified an international agreement on the protection of adults, known as the Hague Convention on the Protection of Adults.

Central Bank accepts findings of F&P review

The Central Bank says that it has accepted recommendations made by an independent review of the system under which it approves the appointment of individuals to key roles in regulated financial

Tributes to first IBA president of African lineage

Tributes have been paid to the immediate past-president of the International Bar Association (IBA) Sternford Moyo, who died on 5 July.
Labour names new British attorney general

A KC who was among a group of high-profile Jewish lawyers who called for Israel to be guided by the law in its response to the Hamas attack has been appointed attorney general in Britain’s new Labour
Teen treated for STD after exploitation by abuser

Children still placed in unsuitable, unregulated care
129 held at Oberstown and 12 moved to jail last year

The Oberstown annual report shows that a total of 129 young people were detained at the north Dublin facility last year.
Bill on trafficking ‘significant step’ – IHREC

The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC) has welcomed the passing in the Seanad of a bill aimed at identifying and supporting victims of human trafficking.
A step towards justice

The war in Ukraine is still ongoing and continues to cause immense human suffering and material damage. The recent estimates of the war damage suffered by Ukraine and reconstruction costs amount to

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