[…]to become Irish citizens. Congress mandates The Vice President for Equality and Citizenship to lobby for a reduction in the cost of citizenship and to lobby for the continuous 365 residency in the state to be changed. ” CZN 19 – 2 Irish Nationality and Citizenship Proposed by Vice President for Equality and Citizenship Council notes: In 2004, 79% of the public voted in favour of a constitutional amendment which would remove the automatic right to citizenship for children born in Ireland. The following was inserted into Bunreacht na hÉireann, Notwithstanding any other provision of this Constitution, a […]
[…]of ambition and change for students in Budget 2022, some small changes in the Budget have been welcomed by USI. Clare said: “The €5 million funding for student mental health and wellbeing services is vital to start to address the mental health difficulties faced by students that were already an issue before COVID and have only worsened as a result of the pandemic. We also welcome the announcement of €31 million to provide free contraception for women between the ages of 17 and 25. However, there needs to be clarity that this health package will be accessible and will be […]
[…]every time sex happens. The information leaflets will direct students to HSE-led and HSE-funded websites for further information about sexual health and wellbeing; www.sexualwellbeing.ie and www.man2man.ie. Speaking ahead of the launch, the Minister for Health, Simon Harris said “Sexual health is a priority for my Department. In recent months, we have made significant policy decisions in this regard. We have published the working group report on access to contraception, we started rolling out PrEP this week and we are reviewing our sexual health strategy next year. It is essential we continue to make improvements in sexual education and remove barriers to contraception. This […]
[…]free helpline – 1800 341 900 The Victims Alliance victimsalliance.ie Text ‘Hello’ to 50808 for free counselling text line service Sex Work Alliance Ireland sexworkersalliance.org Dublin Rape Crisis Centre 1800 778 888 Contact your local campus Counselling Service Rape Network NI 0800 0246 991 Childline NI – 0800 […]
[…]be in Irish, in such cases that time will allow. b. The V.P. Irish will be contacted when an issue comes to the fore that affects the work of the V.P. Irish in any way. c. The V.P. Irish will contact an Ceann Áras, before speaking to the media, they will look for relevant information from any Officer under whose brief that subject falls. Policy Development a. In order to develop this policy, and develop the standing of Irish in USI, the V.P. Irish will review this document every six months. This review will be done in part with an Coiste […]
