Ireland 'committed to human rights council'

More than 300 activists were today told Ireland remains committed to supporting a new human rights council.

Sat, 24 Jun, 2006 - 18:25

More than 300 activists were today told Ireland remains committed to supporting a new human rights council.

Minister of State for Development and Human Rights Conor Lenihan underlined the state’s commitment to supporting the council and the UN’s global human rights machinery.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Croke Park Person: Minister of State for Development and Human Rights Person: Conor Lenihan Person: Minister Person: Lenihan Person: Fergal Keane Person: Erika Feller Person: Assistant UN High Commissioner for Refugees Organisation: Ireland Organisation: UN Organisation: Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Organisation: Department of Foreign Affairs Organisation: Global Human Rights Protection Organisation: BBC

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