Childrens' group marks Govt down for Budget 2012

The Government has been given a "C Plus" grade for its treatment of children in Ireland.

Mon, 23 Jan, 2012 - 11:04

The Government has been given a "C Plus" grade for its treatment of children in Ireland.

The Childrens Rights Alliance has praised the Coalition for setting up a Department of Children and Youth Affairs and committing to a referendum on children's rights.

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