Amnesty refused permission for jails study

Amnesty International today criticised the Government for refusing to allow it to carry out a racism study at four prisons.

Amnesty International today criticised the Government for refusing to allow it to carry out a racism study at four prisons.

Secretary general Irene Khan said the move placed Ireland in the company of Turkey, Egypt and China, who had also refused its workers access to jails.

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