Time to remove 'outdated' blasphemy laws, says Justice Minister

The Justice Minister says Ireland's blasphemy laws are damaging to our reputation internationally.

Time to remove 'outdated' blasphemy laws, says Justice Minister
Wed, 24 Oct, 2018 - 10:45

The Justice Minister says Ireland's blasphemy laws are damaging to our reputation internationally.

Charlie Flanagan is advocating for a Yes vote in Friday's referendum.

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