Mary Robinson to receive honorary degree

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Mary Robinson is to receive an honorary degree from the Dublin Institute of Technology today.

Mary Robinson to receive honorary degree
Sat, 07 Jul, 2001 - 10:02

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Mary Robinson is to receive an honorary degree from the Dublin Institute of Technology today.

The former Irish President is among three people being conferred with the honour in Dublin this morning.

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