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Deaf People's right to Irish Sign Language Access in the Judicial System.

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B O Grady
10 years ago

Where is our Deaf Community EQUALITY? ?

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Rights to interpreter. Human rights

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helen fay
10 years ago

All deaf people have their rights too

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Karen duff
10 years ago

No interpreter access

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Fiona Ennis
10 years ago

Human rights for deaf language /access.in judicial court system

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Karen Sinnott
10 years ago

Guilty or not gulity, Every Deaf person have their own right to access a 100% communicate of Irish Sign Language. Shame on you Paul Kelly!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

ISL should have all accessibility

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Ellen Darcy
10 years ago

Deaf have the rights to have Irish sign language interpreter as part of commication for deaf people in court....

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Helen
10 years ago

I think it is disgraceful that a deaf person in Ireland cannot be give access to an interpreter in court yet an non English speaking person will get one.

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Maureen McGovern
10 years ago

Deaf people have a right to access an ISL interpreter especially in the courts....is the courts breaking the law under the Equality Act????

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Fiona Kirwan
10 years ago

100% behind this

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Problem - lack of Deaf Awareness. Unite against injustice!

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Margaret Garry
10 years ago

Yes deaf people should have access to an interpreter in the courts.

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Angela Dennehy
10 years ago

We need access ISL interpreter for deaf people. It is very important and disgraceful out of the judge discrimination deaf people .

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Niamh Gannon
10 years ago

Support Deaf Community and Need ACCESS!

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Brian Mac Sweeney
10 years ago

Disgusted by those in 'authority' in this country. Revolting.

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Patrick Hoban
10 years ago

Wishing you every success in your endeavours.

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Bridget heffernan
10 years ago

I'm support deaf man ,the have right get interpreters. And access

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Simon McDougall
10 years ago

Deaf people have every right to access service such as Interper and other special needs.

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Eleanor Matthews
10 years ago

Where is his human right? Awful to know that there is no interpreter there at court which is really terrible & discrimination.