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Seminar Report: Could rights-based safeguards make Stormont functional?

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15 May, 2024
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Reports Bill of Rights Peace Process

On 13th October 2023, the Equality Coalition and the Transitional Justice Institute, with support from the LSE Gender, Justice and Security Hub, hosted a seminar which explored whether rights-based safeguards could make Stormont functional. The seminar consisted of two panels. Panel one covered a range of issues including a Bill of Rights, Stormont vetoes, and judicial interventions. Panel two covered issues around abortion, gender and policy-making, and featured a comparative discussion on the Dayton Accords and the Good Friday Agreement.

Our seminar report is now available for download.


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