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An Outside View: The tale of the wannabe missionariesI must say that I am not one of those who can’t say as much as one good thing about Christian missionaries. The usual you hear from their detractors is that missionary activity has always been one big cultural genocide, and that that is all you can say about it.
Young people can play a key role in achieving SDG targets, summit hearsIreland must embrace the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) — and young activists have a vital role in making this happen.
Global development needs specific goalsRallies were recently held across the world to mark the third anniversary of the adoption of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Tales of a Domestic Worker: What control do I have?Taking part in Building Better Futures – entrepreneurship training for migrant women facilitated by the Migrant Rights Centre Ireland in collaboration with the DCU Ryan Academy – has enabled me to meet over 20 wonderful entrepreneurs whose calibre I could not have imagined existed in the migrant population, let alone among women migrants in Ireland. It is really humbling to be part of and to witness.
Finding the unexpected in travels across Europe as a young AmericanCulture is a fascinating concept to try to unfurl, and part of the reason I loved being in these countries was that I could get a context for why different societies develop the way they do. The Danes speak so many languages because, as the only country to speak Danish, they would be unable to communicate with the rest of the world without it.
Letters - No medical card? No treatment for usThe cancellation of our medical cards has made clear to my wife and me that the onset of major illness necessitating expensive hospitalisation or medication minus a medical card would unquestionably be beyond our means.
Deportations due to rise in coming months Speculation is rife that deportation of immigrants who have exhausted all avenues to enable them live legally in the State would rise in 2017 – following the move by the Department of Justice to adopt a proactive approach to deportation.
