PQ 46
110 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs, on foot of the UN Human Rights Council declaring the right to water and sanitation to be legally binding, to outline Ireland’s position in this matter and the positive steps the Government will take to ensure universal vindication of this right. [36090/10]
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110 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs, on foot of the UN Human Rights Council declaring the right to water and sanitation to be legally binding, to outline Ireland’s position in this matter and the positive steps the Government will take to ensure universal vindication of this right. [36090/10]
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