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All elderly persons to be enroled in cash transfer programme - Vimarsana News

All elderly persons to be enroled in cash transfer programme

The government has so far enrolled over 1.9 million persons to the Cash transfer programme.

Human rights watchdog tells Gymnastics Ireland to carry out 'equality review' - Vimarsana News

Human rights watchdog tells Gymnastics Ireland to carry out 'equality review'

The Human Rights and Equality Commission said it doesn’t want to revisit “any individual complaint of discrimination”.

Help should address menopause awareness in the workplace - Vimarsana News

Help should address menopause awareness in the workplace

Politicians now back at work should do more to help tackle menopause awareness in the workplace, and help to address the issue that affects women.

Irish human rights watchdog chief to resign this week and will campaign for Yes votes in family and care referendums - Vimarsana News

Irish human rights watchdog chief to resign this week and will campaign for Yes votes in family and care referendums

The head of the State’s human rights watchdog, who is controversially seeking to run for the Social Democrats, has brought forward her resignation and will campaign for a Yes vote in the family and care referendums.

'Narrow' care referendum shows Government's resistance to putting concrete rights in Constitution, says human rights watchdog - Vimarsana News

'Narrow' care referendum shows Government's resistance to putting concrete rights in Constitution, says human rights watchdog

The upcoming care referendum shows the Government does not want to create constitutional rights for which people could take the State to court, Ireland’s human rights watchdog has said.