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Comhlámh
[Community] Comhlámh sent an email highlighting the need to improve diversity and representation within the Oireachtas and encouraged support for a candidate in the Seanad elections with expertise in intercultural education, diversity, and anti-racism.
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Comhlámh
[Foreign Affairs] Email was sent querying government plans to adopt the IHRA definition on antisemitism and to request progress on the Occupied Territories Bill.
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Comhlámh
[Justice and Equality] Letter (sent as email attachment) congratulating Minister on his appointment, and expressing concerns regarding violence and deaths at EU borders, international protection applicants subjected to homelessness, implementation of Catherine Day report, and difficulties in navigating process of applying for international protection
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Comhlámh
[Justice and Equality] Comhlámh's member group, Ireland Says Welcome sent an email to raise awareness of issues of violence and deaths at EU borders; supports for asylum seekers to navigate system of applying for international protection; asylum seekers being forced to live on streets and go through IP application system in this situation; moving of responsibility for accommodation for asylum seekers being moved back to Dept of Justice.
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Afri
[Justice and Equality] Afri and Comhlámh launched a public campaign ahead of the September Hague Group deadline. We asked civil society organisations to sign a joint open letter, share the campaign with #HagueGroupNow, and encourage staff to act. We asked individuals to sign a petition and use the Uplift tool to email their TDs urging Ireland to join the Hague Group and adopt its measures. No direct contact with DPOs took place in this period.
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Comhlámh
[Foreign Affairs] Letter (sent as an email to An Taoiseach, Micheál Martin)
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Comhlámh
[Justice and Equality] Comhlámh's member group, Ireland Says Welcome, sent a letter to raise concerns about proposals that Minister O'Callaghan was bringing to cabinet that day to 1. Require people in IPAS accommodation who have jobs to pay 10-40% of their income as a contribution to the cost of their accommodation, 2. Restrict the possibility of naturalisation in the future for people who have received certain social welfare payments, and 3. To make family reunification less accessible for reco
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Comhlámh
[Justice and Equality] Comhlámh together with their member group 'Ireland Says Welcome' ask the government to provide adequate housing and protection for IPAs
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Comhlámh
[Foreign Affairs] Joint Letter to An Taoiseach on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza
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Comhlámh
[Foreign Affairs] Comhlámh requested the government to support South Africa at the ICJ and to break trade with Israel
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Comhlámh
[Community] Comhlámh added their signature to a letter led by the Hope & Courage Collective asking the government to counter the emergence of far right narratives
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Comhlámh
[Health] Comhlámh's Access to Medicines requested that Ireland support a change to the Compulsory license provisions in the draft pharmaceutical legislation to ensure they are fit for purpose
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Comhlámh
[Foreign Affairs] Comhlámh's Justice for Palestine member groups asked representatives to vote in support for South African case at the ICJ
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Comhlámh
[Foreign Affairs] Comhlámh's Justice for Palestine member groups asks TDs for their support in the South African at the ICJ
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Comhlámh
[Foreign Affairs] Comhlámh's Ireland Says Welcome group sent a letter to An Taoiseach regarding the politicisation of international protection and Ireland's legal responsibilities to those seeking international protection here.
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Comhlámh
[Education and Training] Comhlámh's End Orphanage Volunteering Working Group sent a letter to Minister Norma Foley and to education spokespeople to request a meeting to discuss the development of child-safe guidelines for overseas school trips, including guidance not to visit or volunteer in orphanages.
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Comhlámh
[Foreign Affairs] Comhlámh's End Orphanage Volunteering Working Group emailed members of the Houses of the Oireachtas requesting support with organising a meeting in Leinster House between parliamentarians and a representative of the OSCE.
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Comhlámh
[Justice and Equality] Comhlámh emailed relevant ministers to request reforms to the direct provision system, aligning with the government's commitment to replace it with a more humane and community-focused model.
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Comhlámh
[Foreign Affairs] Comhlámh met with Sorca Clarke TD to discuss the development of child-safe guidelines for overseas school trips, including guidance not to visit or volunteer in orphanages.
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Comhlámh
[Foreign Affairs] Comhlám's Justice for Palestine group emailed TDs requesting support for the Occupied Territories Bill
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Comhlámh
[Foreign Affairs] Comhlámh's Justice for Palestine group emailed a TD requesting that they support UNRWA
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Comhlámh
[Energy and Natural Resources] The Comhlámh Trade Justice Group emailed Minister Eamon Ryan concerning Irish withdrawal from the EU Energy Charter Treaty.
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Comhlámh
[Foreign Affairs] Appeal to Department of Foreign Affairs to end volunteering in orphanages
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Comhlámh
[EU Affairs] The Comhlamh Trade Justice Group were calling on the Taoiseach to support a withdrawal of Ireland from the Energy Charter Treaty.
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Comhlámh
[Justice and Equality] "Comhlámh's 'Ireland Says Welcome' member group sent an appeal to Minister McEntee to raise their concerns at the highest level of the European Union (EU) regarding the treatment of migrants entering the EU and those trying to enter the EU."
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Comhlámh
[Housing] "Ireland Says Welcome - a Member Group of Comhlámh, appeal to Minister O’Gorman to address disparities in access to housing and social supports for marginalised groups, that are leading to a degradation in social cohesion."
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Comhlámh
[Health] Access to Medicines, a Comhlámh member group, sent a request to oppose the introduction of transferable exclusivity vouchers in the revision of the EU pharmaceutical legislation
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Comhlámh
[Foreign Affairs] Comhlámh, Access to Medicines, the Justice for Palestine Group together with other organisations wrote to An Taoiseach to increase diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire in Gaza
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Comhlámh
[Foreign Affairs] The Comhlámh Justice for Palestine group wrote a letter in support of human rights workers and Palestinians in the South Hebron Hilla
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Comhlámh
[Energy and Natural Resources] The Comhlámh Trade Justice group wrote to Minister Eamon Ryan to urge the government to exit from the Energy Charter Treaty on a unilateral basis, in light of the current impasse on progress towards a coordinated withdrawal of EU member states.
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