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Unreasonable and impracticable: Interrogating the scope of the State’s duty to facilitate legal proceedings in the Irish language
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Unreasonable and impracticable: Interrogating the scope of the State’s duty to facilitate legal proceedings in the Irish language Costello, Róisín À. [1] [1] Trinity College Dublin Localización: Just: Journal of Language Rights & Minorities, Revista de Drets Lingüístics i Minories, ISSN-e 2952-2307, Vol. 4, Nº. 2, 2025 (Ejemplar dedicado a: L’ús de les llengües minoritàries en la Justícia; 7–29), págs.
Law and Literature: The Irish Case (Adam Hanna and Eugene McNulty, eds., 2022)
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Citizenship, Identity, and Veiling: Interrogating the Limits of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights in Cases Involving the Religious Dress of Muslim Women | Journal of Law and Religion | Cambridge Core
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Citizenship, Identity, and Veiling: Interrogating the Limits of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights in Cases Involving the Religious Dress of Muslim Women | Journal of Law and Religion | Cambridge Core
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Privacy at the Margins: France’s New Ban on the Hijab
Dr Róisín Á Costello, is a barrister and an Assistant Professor of Law at Dublin City University with a particular expertise in privacy rights and feminist legal theory. Róisín's work has appeared in the Cambridge International Law Journal, the European Human Rights Law Review, and Law & Humanities and she has acted as a consultant for the World Bank Report on Women, Business and the Law since 2017.
Does the European Union Set or Export Data Privacy Standards?
The EU does not merely set standards in data privacy regulation, it exports ideas. Recent concerted legislative efforts from the European Union (EU), over the last five years, in particular, have led to the “Brussels effect”—a term used to refer to the increased global influence of EU regulation.
Dp Red Cross · TheJournal.ie
Poll: Will you watch the Great British Bake Off final tonight? WELL, after over two months, tonight is the night. The Great British Bake Off 2020 final. This has been a unique series, with the cast and crew forming a Covid-19 ‘bubble’ in a hotel for six weeks to record the episodes. Tonight’s episode will see the three finalists battle it off in the tent before a winner is announced. So, today we want to know… Will you watch the Great British Bake Off final tonight?
Opinion: Let's call 'revenge porn' what it really is - sexual abuse
LAST WEEK IT was reported that thousands of intimate sexual images, including images of Irish women, had been shared without their consent through the online messaging platform Discord. Once notified of the fact, Discord identified and removed the source of the images, as well as the more than 500 users with whom the images had been shared. How the images came to be shared on Discord to begin with, however, is the more troubling issue.
What exactly are you giving away when you hand over your DNA?
Opinion: sharing your DNA information for a genetic profile may well have potentially harmful privacy infringements for you and your family Your genetic information is a valuable commodity. Companies like 23andMe and Ancestry.com may charge you for an analysis of your genetic profile, but they make their real money from selling that data on to other companies for commercial use. Healthcare providers are now following suit by encouraging patients to take genetic tests that will create databases.
Fgm Trial Series · TheJournal.ie
# fgm-trial-series - Saturday 1 February, 2020 Female Genital Mutilation 'It’s child abuse': FGM lawyer who helped prosecute over 100 people in France welcomes first-ever Irish prosecution Feb 1st 2020, 10:00 PM 17,385 Views No Comments In an exclusive interview with TheJournal.ie, Linda Weil-Curiel praises the sentences handed down at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court earlier this week.
Womens Rights Kenya · TheJournal.ie
Poll: Will you watch the Great British Bake Off final tonight? WELL, after over two months, tonight is the night. The Great British Bake Off 2020 final. This has been a unique series, with the cast and crew forming a Covid-19 ‘bubble’ in a hotel for six weeks to record the episodes. Tonight’s episode will see the three finalists battle it off in the tent before a winner is announced. So, today we want to know… Will you watch the Great British Bake Off final tonight?
Cyber Evidence Debate — How Can Cyber Evidence Help the ICC?
What Is Digital and Open Source Evidence and Who Creates It? Digital evidence is “information and data of value to an investigation that is stored on, received, or transmitted by an electronic device.” 1 It can be closed source, meaning accessible only to some people and stored on devices such as personal cell phones.
Female Genital Mutilation · TheJournal.ie
# female-genital-mutilation - Tuesday 26 May, 2020 Dublin Father convicted of FGM of daughter to appeal his sentence May 26th 2020, 4:09 PM 23,045 Views No Comments The man and his wife were jailed in January, in the first case of its kind in Ireland.
Personal DNA tests might help research - but they put your data at risk
Home Biology Biotechnology / Molecular & Computational Biology February 6, 2019 February 6, 2019 by Roisin Costello, The Conversation DNA files can easily be transferred. Credit: Angellodeco/Shutterstock Your DNA has become a valuable commodity. Companies such as 23andMe may charge you for an analysis of your genetic profile, but they make their real money from selling that data on to other companies.
Personal DNA tests might help research - but they put your data at risk
Your DNA has become a valuable commodity. Companies such as 23andMe may charge you for an analysis of your genetic profile, but they make their real money from selling that data on to other companies. Now healthcare providers are following suit by encouraging patients to take genetic tests that will create databases ostensibly for medical research.
Crucial video evidence of war crimes is being deleted - how can it be saved?
YouTube has deleted millions of video files and thousands of user profiles deemed inappropriate or extremist. Many of the removed files documented events in Syria, including evidence of alleged international crimes and content that could make a significant contribution to the historic record of the conflict. Then there's Facebook.
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From Syria to Myanmar and beyond, many of today’s most intractable and brutal conflicts are being documented by everyday internet users equipped with smartphones. But even though they’re documenting vital evidence that could one day help convict perpetrators of atrocities, their footage and photos are at risk from the very platforms that host them. YouTube has deleted millions of video files and thousands of user profiles deemed inappropriate or extremist.
Crucial video evidence of war crimes is being deleted - how can it be saved?
From Syria to Myanmar and beyond, many of today’s most intractable and brutal conflicts are being documented by everyday internet users equipped with smartphones. But even though they’re documenting vital evidence that could one day help convict perpetrators of atrocities, their footage and photos are at risk from the very platforms that host them. YouTube has deleted millions of video files and thousands of user profiles deemed inappropriate or extremist.
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