PILA Bulletin 19 March 2014

Articles

• Unanimous Irish Supreme Court ruling bars questioning a suspect until they receive requested legal advice
• Irish symphysiotomy victims make a submission to the UN about cruel and barbaric childbirth operations
• UN Human Rights Council’s Annual Day on Children’s Rights
• Summary of FLAC’s report by Paul Joyce on Consumers of Credit and other Financial Services in Ireland
• Mothers of children born via a surrogate not entitled to maternity leave or its equivalent under EU law – CJEU
• Irish High Court Judge says Refugee Appeals Tribunal decision “unfair and irrational”
• High Court clarifies residence test for Irish citizen’s spouse
• Assisted suicide could be legalised in UK; Government allows free vote
• Guest Article by ICCL’s Deirdre Duffy - UN Human Rights Council Legacy Project
• RSVP ASAP - PILA Conference featuring Albie Sachs – Using the Law To Challenge Injustice - 28 March, Dublin
• Conflict Resolution and Mediation Skills Training Courses – April & May 2014, Dublin
• World Organisation Against Torture - Human Rights Officer Human Rights Officer – Brussels, deadline 21 March
• Freedom from Torture Senior Legal Adviser – London, deadline 31 March
• UCC Senior Lectureship in Law – Cork, deadline 15 April

PILA News

• RSVP ASAP - PILA Conference featuring Albie Sachs – Using the Law To Challenge Injustice - 28 March, Dublin

Legal Education

• Conflict Resolution and Mediation Skills Training Courses – April & May 2014, Dublin

Jobs

• World Organisation Against Torture - Human Rights Officer Human Rights Officer – Brussels, deadline 21 March
• Freedom from Torture Senior Legal Adviser – London, deadline 31 March
• UCC Senior Lectureship in Law – Cork, deadline 15 April