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The Irish professor of law cooking up a storm in her ‘quarantine kitchen’ in Birmingham
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Breda O’Brien: Attempts to liberalise abortion under way
Three-day ‘cooling off’ deemed demeaning and freedom of conscience under fire
Women’s Podcast: Reflecting on the campaign, on Referendum Eve
Legal, medical and academic experts speak to Kathy Sheridan
Proposed abortion law ‘follows best legal and medical practice’
Irish legislation cannot be described as being ‘like the abortion law in Britain’, says expert
Abortion on demand would not follow repeal of Eighth Amendment - lawyer
Fine Gael backbencher claims 100,000 people alive in Ireland today due to amendment
Council for dealing with judicial misconduct is long sought
Proposed body could investigate and rebuke, but publication of decisions to be forbidden
Politicians left with nowhere to hide on abortion
TDs will be compelled to spell out which abortions are permitted, which are not, and why
Extension of surveillance law ‘doomed to failure’
Experts say State must address issues with current legislation before introducing new Bill
Referendum required as UN move confirms abortion law is unsustainable
Human Rights Committee decision underlines Eighth Amendment is incompatible with human rights
Patrick Smyth: UK is on wrong path with human rights changes
‘Would Westminster legislate to allow the writ of the ECHR continue to prevail in Northern Ireland and Scotland while not in the rest of the UK, creating two legal rights regimes within the UK?’
Gay Irish emigrants come home for Christmas
A Yes result in next year's same-sex marriage referendum would herald a positive shift in attitudes, say visiting LGBT Irish people
Snowden lawyer urges consideration of effects of mass surveillance
Ben Wizner addresses conference on findings of EU project to examine counter-terrorism measures introduced since 2001
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