Person: Phil Scraton

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<p>The report found the relationship between coroners and gardaí is a 'matter of concern' when gardaí have an involvement in the death.</p>

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Coroner's service 'biased, overly influenced by gardaí', finds damning report

Report also claims the country's investigation of deaths is inadequate and compounds families' suffering and that reform of the system demanded 20 years ago has still not happened

<p>A plaque remembering the babies, women and girls who were resident at Bessborough on the greenway between Rochestown and Blackrock in Cork. Picture: Eddie O'Hare</p>

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Excavation of remains from mother and baby home 'would not be appropriate'

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Hold your head up high: Phil Scraton on Hillsborough

business

Hillsborough and the long fight for justice

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Lunchtime briefing: North's Catholics were "anti-authority and anti-everything". Catch up on the headlines

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Book review: How Corrupt is Britain?

Taylor’s apologies over Hillsborough gaffe

Professional Footballers’ Association chief executive Gordon Taylor has issued a fresh apology for appearing to compare Ched Evans’ attempt to clear his name with the campaign for justice over the Hillsborough disaster.

Sat, 10 Jan, 2015

Head of footballers' union sorry for Ched Evans gaffe

The head of the footballers’ union apologised after he compared the Ched Evans controversy to the Hillsborough disaster.

Sat, 10 Jan, 2015

Hillsborough panel views 'daunting' archive

The group set up to study previously secret documents relating to the Hillsborough tragedy saw for themselves today the scale of the archive they are set to examine.

Tue, 02 Mar, 2010

Report condemns imprisonment of females in North

A DAMNING report into the detention of women and girls in a prison was issued by the North’s province’s Human Rights Commission yesterday.

Wed, 20 Oct, 2004

Women's prison attacked by human rights body

A damning report into the detention of women and girls in a Northern Ireland prison was issued by the Human Rights Commission there today.

Tue, 19 Oct, 2004

Outcry over move for women prisoners

The Northern Ireland Prison Service and the Human Rights Commission were at loggerheads today over where women prisoners should be housed.

Fri, 18 Jun, 2004