PILA Bulletin 22 November 2017

Features

Department of Foreign Affairs launches National Plan on Business and Human Rights 2017-2020

IHREC publishes report ‘Who Experiences Discrimination in Ireland?’

DPP seeks commitment to shorten duration of criminal trials in annual report

UK Central Arbitration Committee rules Deliveroo riders do not qualify as ‘workers’

CJEU rules non-EU spouse may be entitled to derived right of residence

UNHCR criticises Australia for its asylum processing procedure and treatment of refugees

Council of Europe adopts recommendation on improving access to justice for Roma and Travellers in Europe

Events

CESCA: Annual Conference ‘Making Human Rights Real’ – 4 December, Cork

Royal Irish Academy: Public Lecture, ‘Ireland and the History of Dignity’ – 7 December, Dublin

ACJRD: Young People, Mental Health and the Criminal Justice System, Time for a New Vision? – 30 November, Dublin

Jobs

Citizens Information Board: Request to Tender to provide External Expert Support – deadline 27 November 2017

The Ombudsman for Children’s Office: Panel of Research and Policy Specialists on matters relating to Children’s Rights and Welfare – deadline 11 December 2017

One Family: Social Policy Analyst – deadline 30 November 2017

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