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Mick Clifford: Prisoners’ rights little more than afterthought

Mick Clifford: Prisoners’ rights little more than afterthought

The interior of the Dóchas women’s prison in Dublin.

For decades, the State locked up people and did its utmost to ensure everybody looked the other way. What went on behind the high walls was nobody’s business, and the truth only emerged decades later.

Today, that degree of enablement and collusion would not be tolerated. Or so we think.

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