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# European Court of Human Rights

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Ireland needs to send a new judge to the European Court of Human Rights
European court rules against Irish murderers fighting life sentences
Opinion: Proposed transgender laws are good news for lawyers – not couples
Court says bombers not protected as a journalistic source
Louise O'Keeffe accuses State of 'taking advantage' of abuse survivors
'If that complaint had been acted on, I wouldn't have been abused at all'
‘Please act on it’: Louise O’Keeffe’s appeal to Taoiseach after apology
Column: If the State had done the right thing, Louise O'Keeffe would never have been abused
Norwegian celebrities lose battle for wedding privacy in European court
Italy told: No law says baby has to have dad's surname
Teen girls' rapist and killer freed under rights ruling
Son fails in legal bid to change 'Death Match' newspaper article
TDs to hold first debates on new abortion bill today
Analysis: Draft abortion law has gaps which require clarification
Cabinet to discuss draft contents of controversial abortion bill
Ireland tells Europe that 'X case' law will be enacted by July
European Court of Human Rights to hear Cork woman's abuse case
European court rules woman can adopt lesbian partner's child
Suicidal risk in X Case law 'not consistent with Constitution' - John Bruton
British Airways worker wins landmark religious discrimination case
1982: Government was warned of pro-life amendment's clash with ECHR
Plane used to transfer unlawfully detained man landed at Shannon
Ireland's abortion law under spotlight in Strasbourg
Savita: Family to take case to European Court of Human Rights
Savita's family may take a case to the European Court of Human Rights
Ireland given pre-Budget boost with ECJ opinion on VAT laws
'Not an option' to leave out suicide provision in any abortion law - Shatter
In full: The expert group on abortion's final report
Expert group report on abortion set to be published today
Junior Minister wants free Dáil vote on any X Case legislation
Ireland to find out whether Brussels can force change in VAT laws
Government response to ABC case to be examined by European Court of Human Rights body
British Christians take religious dismissal cases to Strasbourg
Human rights court rules that prisoners should be allowed to vote
European court upholds German ban on incestuous relationship
GALLERY: Protesters oppose proposed new abortion bill
Radical cleric Abu Hamza can be extradited to US, court rules