IPRT: Making Rights Real for those with Disabilities in Detention (Tender) – deadline 30 November

In Ireland, there is a deficit of research on the prevalence and experience of disability in the criminal justice system, yet international research suggests that people with/experiencing disabilities are over-represented in detention settings. IPRT has secured funding from the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission to pursue a research project exploring the issue. 

This project aims, in the short term, to create a sound evidence base and raise awareness of intersectional discrimination and human rights breaches against people with/experiencing disabilities in detention. In the medium term, we wish to build capacity among civil society organisations and state bodies to recognise and address these challenges. Our ultimate aim is to make rights real; eliminate discrimination against this population, and ensure individuals with severe disabilities receive appropriate care in alternative rehabilitative settings where appropriate.

Tenders, along with consent to process your tender in line with the Privacy Statement and the below Privacy Notice should be submitted by e-mail to tenders@iprt.ie by noon on 30 November at the latest.

Queries should be directed to Michelle Martyn, IPRT Senior Research and Policy Projects Manager at mmartyn@iprt.ie.

For more information, download the invitation to tender here.

Download the Privacy Notice Relating to the Submission of Tenders here.

 

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