The High Court has determined that the State’s inadequate housing provisions for male asylum seekers constitute a breach of their fundamental right to human dignity. This landmark ruling, initiated by the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission, highlights the severe impact of homelessness on vulnerable individuals. Despite the State’s defence citing resource constraints, the court emphasised that human rights obligations must be met.
Penney’s security guard sentenced for sexually assaulting teenage customer
Security guard sentenced for sexual assault at Dundrum Shopping Centre A 35-year-old security guard has been sentenced to five years in prison after he sexually assaulted a teenage customer at his workplace. Abdul Rahman Mohammed of Mountjoy Square, Dublin, was...Mother awarded over half a million pounds in damages following traumatic childbirth
Mother wins £575,000 compensation for childbirth injuries Following a five-year legal battle, Amy Stead, a mother from Wrexham, has been awarded over £575,000 in compensation for injuries sustained during childbirth. After enduring an almost three-year journey of...11-year prison sentence for Kildare man who locked his ex in a car to viciously beat her
Kildare man sentenced to 11 years for brutal assault on ex-partner A Kildare man has been sentenced to 11 years in prison after he permanently injured his ex-partner in a “ferocious assault”. The assault took place after the attacker, Anthony Mockler, of Station Road,...Athlone man remanded in custody following attack on nursing home patient
Athlone Man charged with assaulting elderly woman at nursing home A 54-year-old man has been charged with attacking an elderly woman at Sonas Nursing Home on Ballymahon Road, Athlone, Co. Westmeath. Peter Keaney was required to appear at Athlone District Court this...