Council resolutions not binding here

I WAS extremely disappointed to see a newspaper of the stature of the Irish Examiner making a fundamental error in its report on a recent Council of Europe resolution on abortion.

Thu, 24 Apr, 2008 - 01:00

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The headline (April 17) suggesting this resolution was an EU proposal may have sown confusion among some of your readers.

Let me clarify the situation.

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