Tusla considers damage release of personal information can cause

Tusla assesses the potential “harm” that could be caused to birth families before it decides on whether or not to release personal information to adopted people about their early lives.

Tusla considers damage release of personal information can cause

Tusla assesses the potential “harm” that could be caused to birth families before it decides on whether or not to release personal information to adopted people about their early lives.

The claim is contained in the unpublished report of the Collaborative Forum on Mother and Baby Homes — a copy of which has been obtained by the Irish Examiner.

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