An informal roundtable took place with Deputy UN Higher Commissioner for Human Rights, Kate Gilmore this week at Pavee Point. This was a great opportunity to engage with civil society during a short visit to Ireland.
Commissioner Gilmore heard from a variety of organisations working in the area of women and children’s rights as well as anti-racism organisation and development organisations.
Commissioner Gilmore has a long history of commitment to and work on women’s issues both in the UN and various NGOs.
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