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23 Aug 2008
Immigrants and foreign students face 50% fee hike
Irish Examiner
23 Aug 2008
District plans for deported parents In case of raid, Garland ISD making sure no child left alone
Dallas Morning News
21 Aug 2008
Thousands of over-50s face a testing decade
The Irish Times
21 Aug 2008
Travellers still being demonised, says expert
Irish Examiner
21 Aug 2008
Parents fume over neglect of disabled children
Pretoria News (South Africa)
20 Aug 2008
State plans merger of five bodies instead of just three
The Irish Times
20 Aug 2008
Cellmate Describes Pain of Detainee Who Died
The New York Times
20 Aug 2008
Md. Panel Hears Views On Death Penalty; Urban Institute Study Says Capital Cases Cost Much More
The Washington Post
20 Aug 2008
Project will help tackle crime
Cape Times (South Africa)
19 Aug 2008
The costs of marital rape in Southern Africa
The Independent
Through our Reconciliation & Human Rights Programme, we seek to bring about stable, peaceful, sustainable societies in which disadvantaged and vulnerable people are guaranteed full access to their rights. We focus on these issues in Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, South Africa and the United States.
Although we have distinct programme objectives for each targeted region, our general aims include:
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