Ireland can and must be central to achieving 'A Better World'

Ireland’s vision of a better world, as laid out in the Government’s new policy for international development, is an ambitious one. It sees a world where women can claim and exercise their rights, enjoy economic opportunities and live free from the horror of violence and abuse, writes Jim Clarken.

Ireland can and must be central to achieving 'A Better World'

Ireland’s vision of a better world, as laid out in the Government’s new policy for international development, is an ambitious one. It sees a world where women can claim and exercise their rights, enjoy economic opportunities and live free from the horror of violence and abuse, writes Jim Clarken.

A world where organisations like Oxfam don’t exist because no-one is hungry or enduring the injustice of poverty or living far from home because of conflict, persecution or disaster.

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