Govt to update UN Human Rights Council on progress

The Government will again appear before the United Nations' Human Rights Council today.

Thu, 15 Mar, 2012 - 07:56

The Government will again appear before the United Nations' Human Rights Council today.

Today's address is a follow-up to October's Universal Periodic Review, which saw Justice Minister Alan Shatter agree to consider 50 recommendations on improving the country's human rights record.

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