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  • Update 1
    Notified to Users 28/11/2024
    Political Parties Commitments to Date
    As a non-partisan charity working on your behalf, we would like to inform you that these are the commitments we have received from Political Parties to date:

    Labour - Committed to the Commission of Investigation and included in their manifesto for government. Local Candidate Ged Nash is working on Digntiy4Patients asks from victims.

    Sinn Féin - Committed to the Commission of Investigation and 

    included in their manifesto for government.

    Fianna Fáil - Local candidate Alison Comyn confirmed in writing that Micheál Martin intends meeting with us and victims at the earliest opportunity after the election.

    No other party has committed in writing to either a Commission of Investigation or a meeting with us or victims in the near future to discuss victims needs or asks.

     

  • Update 2
    Notified to Users 18/11/2024
    Election Poster for Personal Use
    An Election Poster created by another victim is available for use by all when speaking to Politicians during the election.
    Click HERE to open the poster and print your own version.

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  • Update 3
    Notified to Users 18/11/2024
    Commitments For a Commission of Investigation
    For your voting consideration. To date: Labour & Sinn Fein are the only parties committed to a Commission of Investigation in their election manifestos. We will continue to ask FF & FG and others to meet us and commit to the same.

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  • Update 4
    Notified to Users 19/11/2024
    Explainer - What is a Commission of Investigation
    For your own knowledge and for talking to politicians as to why we need a Commission of Investigation. Click HERE to open an explainer of what an investigation can achieve.

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  • Update 5
    Notified to Users​
    To be updated shortly​​​

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