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25th January 2015
Bringing ESC Rights Home: Applying Ireland’s economic, social and cultural rights obligations to 2 budgetary policy

31st December 2014
Left Out in the Cold: Syrian Refugees Abandoned by the International Community

Struggling to Survive Syrian Refugees in Turkey

30th November 2014
Struggling to Survive: Refugees from Syria in Turkey

30th September 2014
Out of control Torture and other ill-treatment in Mexico

30th September 2014
“Welcome to hell fire” Torture and other ill-treatment in Nigeria

30th September 2014
Lives Adrift: Refugees and Migrants in Peril in the Central Mediterranean

31st May 2014
Agonizing Choices: Syrian refugees in need of health care in Lebanon

31st May 2014
Bringing ESC Rights Home

31st May 2014
Torture in 2014 5 30 Years of Broken Promises

26th May 2014
Global Survey: Attitudes to Torture

30th January 2014
‘Welcome to Hell Fire’: Torture and other ill-treatment in Nigeria

25th May 2013
Employment and Mental Health: A Briefing Paper

31st March 2013
Implementation of ‘A Vision for Change’ for Mental Health Services

31st October 2012
A Citizens’ Jury on Legal Capacity Law

28th June 2012
Submission to the National Consent Advisory Group on the Health Service Executive’s ‘Draft National Consent Policy’

25th May 2012
Submission to the ‘Interdepartmental Group to examine the issue of people with mental illness coming into contact with the criminal justice system’

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