UN to examine Ireland's rights record

Ireland will be examined on its record on civil and political rights at the UN Human Rights Committee hearing in Geneva this morning.

UN to examine Ireland's rights record
Mon, 14 Jul, 2014 - 08:10

Ireland will be examined on its record on civil and political rights at the UN Human Rights Committee hearing in Geneva this morning.

The Irish State delegation led by Minister for Justice and Equality Frances Fitzgerald will appear before the committe at 11am.

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