Amnesty: Failure to disclose child deaths data 'genuinely frightening'

The failure of health chiefs to disclose details of the number of children who died in state care since 2000 is genuinely frightening, Amnesty International warned today.

The failure of health chiefs to disclose details of the number of children who died in state care since 2000 is genuinely frightening, Amnesty International warned today.

Amid claims senior figures in the Health Service Executive (HSE) fear the total is as high as 200, the organisation hit out at Ireland’s human rights record.

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