Trespass laws preventing Travellers from practising lifestyle, report says

Trespass laws preventing Travellers from practising lifestyle, report says

Michael O’Flaherty, Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights at the Traveller Suicide Awareness Day Commemoration ceremony in Limerick. Picture: Candie Imbert/Council of Europe/PA

Trespass legislation which “prevents Travellers from practising their nomadic lifestyle” should be repealed, according to the Council of Europe’s commissioner for human rights.

It is one of a series of recommendations in a memorandum on the human rights of Travellers and Roma in Ireland which was published by commissioner Michael O’Flaherty on Tuesday.

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