This year, the UN intends to utilise Human Rights Day to highlight and promote the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. This agenda sets out 17 goals that the UN wishes to achieve before 2030.

The 18^th of September 2021 marked one year since the death of US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg. Throughout her career on the bench of the US Supreme Court,

Junior Minister with responsibility for Law Reform James Browne has announced the Department of Justice’s intention to introduce a scheme aimed at regularising the position of up to 17,000 undocumented migrants in Ireland. The proposed

The KOD Lyons Coast to Coast Cycle 2021 will raise funds for Solas Project, a charity that aims to reduce the risk of societal harm faced by children and young people living in Ireland.

KOD Lyons appeared before Ms Justice Burns on Tuesday 11^th May 2021 on behalf of two clients seeking leave to judicially review the visa offices’ refusal to process a join spouse visa...

The highly anticipated White Paper on abolishing Direct Provision was published by the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth on Friday 26th February 2021. The White Paper proposes a number of new approaches to the reception of applicants for International Protection which the Department hopes to have implemented by 2024...

In December 2018, the Government initiated their intention to establish a statutory Tribunal to assess and determine the claims of women and their dependants who have been affected by inaccurate results from CervicalCheck. The purpose of the Tribunal is to act as an alternative to lengthy and expensive court proceedings for those affected...