Is the collective noun for rights charters a confusion? Reasons to be sceptical about the proposed All-Island Charter of Rights, paper presented to an IRCHSS-funded conference, A Charter of Rights for the Island of Ireland, hosted by the School of Law, UCD in association with the Irish Human Rights Commission and the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, Newman House, Dublin

Donncha O'Connell

Is the collective noun for rights charters a confusion? Reasons to be sceptical about the proposed All-Island Charter of Rights, paper presented to an IRCHSS-funded conference, A Charter of Rights for the Island of Ireland, hosted by the School of Law, UCD in association with the Irish Human Rights Commission and the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, Newman House, Dublin

Donncha O'Connell

Law

Research output: Other contribution (Published) › Other contribution

Original language	English (Ireland)
Media of output	Conference Paper
Publication status	Published - 1 Nov 2009

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O'Connell, D. (2009, Nov 1). Is the collective noun for rights charters a confusion? Reasons to be sceptical about the proposed All-Island Charter of Rights, paper presented to an IRCHSS-funded conference, A Charter of Rights for the Island of Ireland, hosted by the School of Law, UCD in association with the Irish Human Rights Commission and the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, Newman House, Dublin.

O'Connell, Donncha. / Is the collective noun for rights charters a confusion? Reasons to be sceptical about the proposed All-Island Charter of Rights, paper presented to an IRCHSS-funded conference, A Charter of Rights for the Island of Ireland, hosted by the School of Law, UCD in association with the Irish Human Rights Commission and the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, Newman House, Dublin. 2009.

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