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LGBTQ+ people among groups facing justice system barriers in Ireland

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The Oireachtas committee has heard a number of reports of bias, racism and cultural bias from representatives of LGBT Ireland, the Mental Health Commission, the Irish Traveller Movement and AkiDwA (a national network of migrant women living in Ireland).

Among those facing obstacles within the justice system are LGBTQ+ people, people suffering from mental illness […] The post LGBTQ+ people among groups facing justice system barriers in Ireland appeared first on GCN.

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