Justice for George Nkencho
We are heartbroken over the death of George Nkencho and we extend our condolences and sympathy to his family and friends at this desperately traumatic time. We are disturbed by the discourse [...]
Abolition 101 Frequently Asked Questions
Abolition 101 – Frequently Asked Questions TW: harm, violence, mention of rape. Harm has occurred. How do we want to respond? Punishment for the abusers!! Punishment does not undo the harm, [...]
Demands from a Pandemic Ireland Coalition
The virus doesn’t discriminate; our institutions and structures do! Demands from a Pandemic Ireland We are an affected-led coalition consisting predominantly of grassroot groups and organisers [...]
Migrants and Ethnic Minorities Being Left Behind by Ireland’s Abortion Legislation
STATEMENT FROM MERJ- MIGRANTS AND ETHNIC MINORITIES FOR REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE ON IRELAND’S ABORTION LEGISLATION More than a year after the referendum, MERJ is writing a statement to [...]
On Migrant Women and the 8th Amendment
If you ask me what it’s like being a migrant woman in Ireland I’d say it is a constant pressure. I have been a migrant woman in both England and Ireland. The difference in terms of reproductive [...]
