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Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission
Ireland’s national human rights institution & equality body. Working for a just and inclusive Ireland.
About Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission
The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission is an independent public body, appointed by the President and directly accountable to the Oireachtas. The Commission has a statutory remit set out under the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission Act (2014) to protect and promote human rights and equality in Ireland, and build a culture of respect for human rights, equality and intercultural understanding in the State. The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission is Ireland’s national human rights institution and is recognised as such by the United Nations. The Commission is also Ireland’s national equality body for the purpose of a range of EU anti-discrimination measures.
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Signals from Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission
3 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission acknowledges the passing of James Mac Guill, a human rights advocate who passed away this week.
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Presence & Recognition
Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission launched the Public Sector Duty Sectoral Support Programme - Ensuring Equality and Human Rights in Education.
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Research & Knowledge
Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission published the findings of the IHREC Annual Public Attitudes Poll 2026, offering a national snapshot of public attitudes toward human rights and equality in Ireland.
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