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IHRC Discussion Paper Part 1 – Introduction & Background
This is an extract from a discussion paper written by the Irish Human Rights Commission about religious education and human rights. Atheist Ireland is preparing a response to this discussion paper, and we welcome your feedback on it. Introduction 1. … Continue reading
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IHRC Discussion Paper Part 2 – Education Act 1998
This is an extract from a discussion paper written by the Irish Human Rights Commission about religious education and human rights. Atheist Ireland is preparing a response to this discussion paper, and we welcome your feedback on it. Education Act … Continue reading
IHRC Discussion Paper Part 3 – Rules of National Schools and Primary School Curriculum
This is an extract from a discussion paper written by the Irish Human Rights Commission about religious education and human rights. Atheist Ireland is preparing a response to this discussion paper, and we welcome your feedback on it. Rules of … Continue reading
IHRC Discussion Paper Part 4 – Complaints Mechanisms
This is an extract from a discussion paper written by the Irish Human Rights Commission about religious education and human rights. Atheist Ireland is preparing a response to this discussion paper, and we welcome your feedback on it. Complaints Mechanisms … Continue reading
IHRC Discussion paper Part 5 – The Constitution
This is an extract from a discussion paper written by the Irish Human Rights Commission about religious education and human rights. Atheist Ireland is preparing a response to this discussion paper, and we welcome your feedback on it. The Constitution … Continue reading
IHRC Discussion Paper Part 6 – European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)
This is an extract from a discussion paper written by the Irish Human Rights Commission about religious education and human rights. Atheist Ireland is preparing a response to this discussion paper, and we welcome your feedback on it. European Convention … Continue reading
IHRC Discussion Paper Part 7 – Conventions on the Rights of the Child and Racial Discrimination
This is an extract from a discussion paper written by the Irish Human Rights Commission about religious education and human rights. Atheist Ireland is preparing a response to this discussion paper, and we welcome your feedback on it. Convention on … Continue reading
IHRC Discussion Paper Part 8 – International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
This is an extract from a discussion paper written by the Irish Human Rights Commission about religious education and human rights. Atheist Ireland is preparing a response to this discussion paper, and we welcome your feedback on it. International Covenant … Continue reading
IHRC Discussion Paper Part 9 – Analysis of Human Rights Standards
This is an extract from a discussion paper written by the Irish Human Rights Commission about religious education and human rights. Atheist Ireland is preparing a response to this discussion paper, and we welcome your feedback on it. Human Rights … Continue reading