Government abandoning duty of care to children

A situation of unprecedented gravity is being revealed before our eyes.

Government abandoning duty of care to children
Thu, 22 Feb, 2018 - 00:00

A situation of unprecedented gravity is being revealed before our eyes.

The Minister for Justice, Charles Flanagan, TD, is due to move an appeal, listed in the Supreme Court for February 21, seeking to overturn the High Court judgement of Humphreys J. in I.R.M. v. Minister for Justice and Equality, [2016] IEHC 478.

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<p>'A certain type of child, especially with profound autism, will always require a high level of support and parents should not have to exhaust every aspect of the HSE in order to get the right one'. File picture</p>

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