Specialist bar association for members of the Law Library with an interest in the areas of immigration, asylum and citizenship law. RTs are not endorsements.
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Our next CPD, 23 Jan, 4-5pm online, chaired by James Buckley BL
John Noonan BL, Tribunal Member at IPAT: Effective Presentation of International Protection Appeals
Seán Beatty BL: Preparing an IP Appeal
Aoife McCabe BL: Safe Country Claims-Key Differences members.lawlibrary.ie/member…
Looking forward to our upcoming CPD on 13 December, 4-5pm. Chaired by Rosario Boyle SC, presentations by Anthony Hanrahan SC, Cillian Bracken BL, and, solicitor, Carol Sinnott will explore recent trends in immigration and international protection.
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Immigration, Asylum & Citizenship Bar Association retweeted
The Borders of Justice | Immigration, Asylum and Citizenship Bar Association Conference
Fri 1st November, Distillery Building, Dublin
Speakers include:
🔵 Anthony Collins, Advocate General of the CJEU @eucourtpress
🔵 Professor Elspeth Guild, Global Professor of Social Justice University of Liverpool and visiting Professor @collegeofeurope Bruges
🔵 Professor Tobias Lock, Professor of Law at @MaynoothLaw and founding director of the Maynooth Centre for European Law
🔵 Michael Conlon SC
🔵 Sarah-Jane Hillery BL
🔵 @noeleenhealy BL
Register: ti.to/BarofIreland/iacba-202…
ALT IACBA Conference 2024 - Friday 1 November
The 2024 IACBA Conference will take place on 1 November. Tickets are available at the following link: ti.to/BarofIreland/iacba-202…
Warm congratulations to our colleagues being called to the Inner Bar today and tomorrow, including well known practitioners in Immigration, Asylum and Citizenship Anthony Hanrahan, Colin Smith and David Fennelly.
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Tickets for the event, "The New EU Pact on Migration and Asylum and emerging issues in immigration and asylum law in Ireland" are available at:
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The World Bar Conference is jointly hosted by The Bar of Ireland and the Bar of Northern Ireland from 15-17 May.
Registration includes access to the two-day CPD programme and all social events, culminating in a black-tie dinner in Christ Church Cathedral.
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If you missed our Conference in November 2023, or if you didn't attend but would like the papers and audio recordings of the entire event, please note that the papers and audio recordings are now available for purchase at the following link:
ti.to/BarofIreland/iacba2023…
"The children themselves are rarely parties to this litigation, or joined as co-applicants... In asylum, the most neglected group... is accompanied children."
The 2023 IACBA Conference is now being addressed by the final speaker, Ms Nuala Mole, Director, AIRE Centre. We're very grateful to have the benefit of Ms Mole's immense expertise, her presentation discusses theEuropean Courts’ approach to children in migration in recent case law
"We have yet to see all that the Charter can offer in this area" a fascinating finale to Aoife McMahon BL's presentation.
We are particularly excited that the next speaker to address the IACBA Conference 2023 is a lawyer who in fact acted in a key decision discussed already today - MK (Albania). Aoife McMahon BL's presentation considers the free movement of persons and fundamental rights
"In my opinion, the most important decision recently made is this!..." An enthralling opening, analysing C-704/20 & C-39/21
The second half of the IACBA Conference 2023 is commencing now with an address from Anthony Collins Advocate General, Ireland's third ever Advocate General in the Court of Justice.
Ms Flynn BL's lecture draws to a close the first half of the 2023 Conference! Looking forward to three further contributions after light refreshments.
Ms Flynn BL analyses a decision from another area, Burke v Minister for Education [2022] ILRM 73, which suggests that proportionality, as distinct from reasonableness, is a useful tool to evaluate the validity of a decision.
Dr Murphy analyses the decision of the Supreme Court in MK (Albania) "It seems that Article 8 rights will usually be engaged"
Dr Clíodhna Murphy's address now analyses recent developments in the area of Article 8 ECHR and Private Life in the Context of Expulsion
