The Hague Convention
Matthew_kod2023-05-26T15:07:04+01:00there will be several different reasons as to why a parent decides to cross borders and relocate to another country.
there will be several different reasons as to why a parent decides to cross borders and relocate to another country.
The Parliament of the Republic of Uganda has rushed through, and approved, a Bill entitled The Anti-Homosexuality Bill 2023 which aims to: “…establish a comprehensive and enhanced legislation to protect the traditional family by
Just one of the several thousand people who arrived in Ireland without a valid travel document in recent years faced related criminal charges.
Our Partner Matthew de Courcy, tells RTÉ that the issue relates to resources. "There needs to be a significant number of additional judges appointed to process and to service the existing caseload,"
Our child law partner Gareth Noble sat down with Alan Rock of Autism Families Ireland to discuss education law
A person coming from a non-EEA country (with the exception of Switzerland and the United Kingdom) must have explicit permission from the Minister of Justice to work in Ireland. This can either be granted by
Damien English, Minister for Business, Employment and Retail has introduced the ‘Employment Permits Bill 2022’.
I have recommended that it is now timely to close this programme to new applications, and have received government agreement
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Junior Minister Sean Fleming also said that people coming from countries deemed safe may have genuine reason to seek asylum.
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