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Warning over HIV stigma as man found guilty of infecting former partnersA man of African descent has been found guilty of intentionally transmitting HIV to two former partners. In the first case of this type in Ireland, the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard from the State that the man knew of his diagnosis when he infected the women and that this amounted to serious harm.
Nollywood-trained Stanley Aguzie is a man of many talentsWhen he first came to Ireland in 2015, Stanley Aguzie asked himself, ‘Where do I go from here?’
Ireland celebrates Mandela’s legacy on birth centenaryCentenary events marking the birth of late South African freedom fighter Nelson Mandela are to be held in Dublin, Metro Éireann has learned.
Salome Mbugua: ‘Ireland is opening itself to diversity and inclusion’All of Ireland is paying glowing tribute to Salome Mbugua as one of the five newly appointed members of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC).
National Library promises a more inclusive ‘story of Ireland’The National Library of Ireland (NLI) has pledged action to reflect today’s more diverse and inclusive society in its collections.
Timo Soini and his broken vision of IrelandThe political party that is playing the part of extremist right wing in the theatre of Finnish politics — ie the Finns Party — was founded by Timo Soini in the early 1990s.
Asylum backlog contributes to Ireland’s lower influx of displaced personsA EU-wide study has found that Ireland had a significantly lower influx of displaced persons than other EU member states from 2014 to 2017. However, Ireland did experience an increase in asylum applicants throughout in the same period corresponding with the European refugee and migrant crisis.
Nigeria recognises its younger generation in IrelandIreland’s Nigerian youths and their talents were celebrated at a special event in Dublin hosted by the Nigerian Embassy recently.
Ireland to open seven diplomatic missions next yearIreland will open seven new missions abroad as part of the next phase of expanding Ireland’s global footprint.
‘We will regret direct provision’ says Dublin Lord Mayor at launch of right-to-work campaign for asylum seekersDublin’s Lord Mayor has warned that Ireland will come to regret its current treatment of direct provision residents in the same way we see cases of historical child abuse.