Ireland under fire over human rights of children

THE human rights of children in Ireland came under fire yesterday in an international report.

Ireland under fire over human rights of children

Amnesty International claimed the Government is not protecting children or women being trafficked to Ireland for sex, with laws criminalising victims instead of supporting them.

In its annual report for 2007, the organisation said state-run or funded residential facilities for children in care and unaccompanied asylum-seeking children lacked an inspection system.

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