From Russell Brand to the Pelicot trial, high-profile cases show how rarely perpetrators of sexual violence are held to account. This piece takes apart seven persistent rape myths and sets out the facts we need to acknowledge.
A decade after marriage equality, children of male same-sex couples in Ireland still can’t be legally connected to both of their fathers. UCC family law professor Dr Louise Crowley explains why surrogacy legislation has stalled.
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From Russell Brand to the Pelicot trial, high-profile cases show how rarely perpetrators of sexual violence are held to account. This piece takes apart seven persistent rape myths and sets out the facts we need to acknowledge.
A decade after marriage equality, children of male same-sex couples in Ireland still can’t be legally connected to both of their fathers. UCC family law professor Dr Louise Crowley explains why surrogacy legislation has stalled.
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Tá daoine óga ag fágáil na hÉireann ina sluaite, ach tugann siad an Ghaeilge leo. Ó Ghaeltacht in Ontario go dtí na céadta club CLG thar lear, féachann an t-alt seo ar an gcaoi a bhfuil teanga agus cultúr na hÉireann ag fás ar fud an domhain.
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