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The hate crime bill could end up criminalising people because of ill-considered abusive comments made at the time of an offence, when in fact hatred did not motivate their offence; also the ‘other genders’ part of the bill needs revisiting
By Niamh Byrne This month we are celebrating pride. We have so many achievements to celebrate. But we also have members of our amazing community in this day and…
The Irish Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences) Act 2022 updated an existing 1989 law. The rationale behind this update stems...
There is a definite move in establishment circles to curtail what people say on controversial issues, not just on social media but out in the street, and we need to be vigilant
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Dubliner sought amendment to bail conditions after charged with sharing allegedly hate-based content