State Bodies for Human Rights (Leaving Cert Politics and Society): Flashcards

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State Bodies for Human Rights
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What does IHREC stand for?

Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission

When was IHREC established?

2014

Agreement that created NIHRC in 1998

Good Friday Agreement

What does ECNI stand for?

Equality Commission for Northern Ireland

5 anti-discrimination grounds ECNI enforces

Religion, political opinion, gender, disability, race

Public sector duty requires bodies to consider what?

Human rights & equality in decisions/services

Right recognised in Ryan v Attorney General (1965)

Right to bodily integrity

When was same-sex marriage introduced in NI?

2020

John Locke's three natural rights

Life, liberty, and property

Type of inequality Sylvia Walby analyses

Structural inequality (gender, race, class)

Key strength: human rights bodies are ___ from govt

Independent

Main limitation of human rights bodies

Limited enforcement powers

Issue IHREC criticised councils on

Inadequate Traveller accommodation

3 vulnerable groups NIHRC champions

Prisoners, migrants, victims of the Troubles

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