PQ 697
697. Deputy Martin Kenny asked the Minister for Justice the reason, in view of numerous media reports, that the progressive policies long associated with Dóchas women's prison were rolled back in 2019 and brought into alignment with prisons for men, even though when Ireland voted along with 192 other nations to pass unanimously the Bangkok rules at the United Nations in 2010, we committed to respecting and meeting the special characteristics and needs of women in the criminal justice system. [45080/20]
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697. Deputy Martin Kenny asked the Minister for Justice the reason, in view of numerous media reports, that the progressive policies long associated with Dóchas women's prison were rolled back in 2019 and brought into alignment with prisons for men, even though when Ireland voted along with 192 other nations to pass unanimously the Bangkok rules at the United Nations in 2010, we committed to respecting and meeting the special characteristics and needs of women in the criminal justice system. [45080/20]
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- Official source: https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/2021-01-13/697/
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