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State could be a ‘model’ for technology’ without sacrificing rights
Data Protection Commissioner says he often felt he was ‘fighting a losing battle’ with state bodies on privacy
Emily Logan has her work cut out to lead independent and strong agency
What can the new head of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission hope to achieve?
Emily Logan steps down as ombudsman to head rights and equality body
Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission to be formally established in autumn
Top criminologist calls for inquiry into Corrib policing
Author of Hillsborough report recommends non-statutory review of evidence
Dolphin House regeneration facing more delays due to late planning application
Renovation process for Dublin flats running way behind original schedule
Ruling on State appeal over legal parents due in October
High Court ruled in May last year in favour of genetic parents
Supreme Court to rule on surrogacy birth cert appeal by October
State has appealed decision relating to genetic parents of twins being registered as legal parents
Garda watchdog is seeking a radical new system
GSOC wants extra powers to investigate complaints against members of the force
Public service told to better protect personal data
Commissioner Billy Hawkes cites example of man whose data was accessed by ex-wife working in Department of Social Protection
Garda watchdog seeks extra powers of inquiry
New measures would make ombudsman commission more independent
State ‘turned blind eye’ on rendition to maintain good ties with US, says O’Reilly
‘Guardian of public interest’ required for when State acts illegally or despotically, says European Ombudsman
Second Opinion: Ethnic status for Travellers – what’s stopping us?
There is a convincing case for the State finally to recognise Travellers as a distinct ethnic group
Traveller ethnicity should be recognised, report says
Ethnic status could create ‘mutual respect’ between Travellers and settled communities
Agencies urge broad definition of motherhood in Supreme Court surrogacy case
Genetic mother of twins not recognised by State, despite granting of legal status to father
‘Unreasonable’ for the State to argue for adoption
Genetic parents of twins born to a surrogate wish to be recognised as their legal parents
Surrogate must be registered as twins’ legal mother, Supreme Court told
State seeks overturning of ruling that genetic mother could be named on birth certificate
State argues surrogate is ‘legal mother’ of twins
Supreme Court told that motherhood involves pregnancy and cannot in law be based on genetics
Quinn: Government needs time to absorb ‘significant implications’
Amnesty hails ‘hugely important victory’ for human rights of all children in Ireland
Supreme Court to hear State’s appeal over surrogacy ruling
Court to decide if media permitted ahead of landmark appeal next month
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