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‘Section 75 Equality Duty after the Children’s Law Centre Budget Judicial Review: Where Now?’

Updates:  Events


Events
April 22, 2026
Organiser: Equality Coalition

Location: Ulster University Room BC-00-306

Times: 10am - 12pm

Cost: Free

A follow up seminar to the Equality Coalition January 2025 ‘Enforcement of Statutory Duties Conference’, with analysis from Professor Christopher McCrudden.

Join us for an Equality Coalition Seminar hosted in collaboration with Ulster University’s Transitional Justice Institute, which will examine the implications of the recent Judicial Review on Section 75 of the Northern Ireland Act, which was taken by the Children’s Law Centre (CLC).

We are delighted to be joined by Professor Christopher McCrudden. He will deliver a lecture on the judgment, followed by a panel discussion with additional guest speakers (TBC).

This is a follow-up event to our ‘Statutory Duties’ conference, which was held in early 2025. We will also launch our 2025 seminar report on 22 April.

Registration
This event is free, but as places are limited, early sign-ups are encouraged to secure your spot. Lunch will be served at the end of the event. Attendees will be able to claim 2 hours of Group Study CPD.

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