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Category Archives: Children in State Care
Are we there yet? – Realising the rights of the Child – Linda Kearin
Ireland has a disturbing past with regard to the protection of children and the vindication of their rights. The recent shameful history of child abuse in Ireland demonstrated by the Ryan and Roscommon Reports, and more recently ‘Grace’ has led … Continue reading
What happened to ‘Grace’? (Children in State Care)
The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything” –Albert Einstein What happened to ‘Grace’? by Linda Gibbons Described ‘as the most savage rape, physical abuse and neglect ever … Continue reading
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