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The scandal of the “banished babies” in Ireland 30 April 2021 By Asymmetrical Haircuts, for JusticeInfo.net Over several decades and into the 1970’s, thousands of unmarried women were forced into mother and baby homes run by the church or the state in Ireland. 50,000 babies were taken away from their mothers. Women from 12-years old and into their forties were “paying for their sins”. For six years, a government commission has investigated the matter. A 3,000-page report came out last January. It was a secret inquiry. It concluded that there was no abuse. Individual victims are s...

'); O'Gorman stresses GSK's 'moral obligation' over vaccine trials as company refuses to pay compensation Representatives from the pharmaceutical giant are set to meet with Children’s Minister Roderic O’Gorman today. By Órla Ryan Wednesday 28 Apr 2021, 6:00 AM 1 hour ago 6,746 Views 0 Comments Sean Ross Abbey in Roscrea, Co Tipperary, pictured in January. Image: Niall Carson/PA Wire/PA Images Sean Ross Abbey in Roscrea, Co Tipperary, ...

Tipp FM Text 083 311 3311 Photo: Adoption Rights Alliance It’s claimed a new bill which would allow for the exhumation of remains at mother and baby homes could damage survivors’ chances of finding out what happened to their loved ones. That’s according to the Irish Council for Civil Liberties who were before the Oireachtas Children’s Committee yesterday on the Institutional Burials Bill. PRO of the Tuam Mother and Baby Home Alliance Breeda Murphy says the legislation would have a bearing on homes across the country including Sean Ross Abbey in Roscrea. “What we have to ...

Overseas Citizens of India Move SC Over Centre's Rules Targeting Profession, Speech The petitioners said that section 7D of the Citizenship Act allows the Centre to cancel the registration of OCIs over violation of any law or for showing disaffection to the constitution of India. Supreme Court of India. Photo: PTI Rights6 hours ago New Delhi: Eighty Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs) have moved Supreme Court over concerns of not being able to freely express their views and register dissent against the government, the OCIs are persons who hold a passport of a foreign country but have connectio...

Tipp FM Text 083 311 3311 Photo: Adoption Rights Alliance The Children’s Minister has said he’s been told by the Commission investigating Mother and Baby Homes that deleted tapes of witness testimony are not retrievable. Roderic O’Gorman says he has engaged with the Attorney General over the matter, which has been strongly criticised by many Mother and Baby Home survivors who say they didn’t give consent. The Minister fielded questions on the Commission’s work in the Dáil yesterday, and was also asked about the role local authorities can play in helping survivors. Some ...