UN body hears how Ireland plans to tackle its legacy of child protection failures

A UN committee will today hear that a great deal more work needs to be done on behalf of Irish children, writes Emily Logan

UN body hears how Ireland plans to tackle its legacy of child protection failures

IN GENEVA today, Children’s and Youth Affairs Minister James Reilly will appear before a UN committee to outline how the State has lived up to its obligations under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Dr Reilly’s appearance will be the latest in a series of similar trips taken by senior members of the Government to UN treaty committees in recent years.

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