Policy contradiction

LEINSTER MEP Máiread McGuinness has commended her Munster party colleague Simon Coveney for the campaign he has initiated in Brussels against sex trafficking (RTÉ Questions and Answers, May 8).

Tue, 16 May, 2006 - 01:00
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Yet the Fine Gael justice spokesperson, Jim O’Keeffe, has said he would give serious consideration to legalising brothels in this country.

Where does Fine Gael really stand on human or indeed women’s rights?

Sally Hogg

7 Sheas Court

Stoneybatter

Dublin 7

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