Ireland
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Overview
Historical abuses against women and girls were not adequately addressed. Access to and information about abortion remained severely restricted and criminalized. Concerns remained about “direct provision” accommodation provided to asylum-seekers.
Death penalty status
Abolitionist for all crimes
Does not use the death penalty
News
Irish law to prevent trade in settlement products and their services is a welcome and necessary step to implement the recognition of their illegality
Ireland: Abortion referendum is historic opportunity to vote for equality, compassion and dignity
UK/IRELAND: Hooded men torture ruling is "very disappointing"
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