Events
Irish Penal Reform Trust hosts a number of events throughout the year, including the launches of new publications, consultations, campaign events, and our AGM.
IPRT Mid-Year Members' Briefing
17th November 2005
The IPRT will be holding a mid-year briefing session for IPRT members to update them on organisational activities.
IPRT to address College Historical Society at Trinity College
16th November 2005
IPRT Chairperson Claire Hamilton will participate in a debate on the motion "That ASBOs represent another attack of the State on civil liberties."
Launch of new report on Immigration-related Detention in Ireland
1st November 2005
A new report to be published jointly by the Irish Penal Reform Trust, the Irish Refugee Council and the Immigrant Council of Ireland on the use of immigration-related detention in Ireland.
Anti-Social Behaviour Orders: Social Policy and Human Rights
22nd June 2005
Seminar on ASBOs organised by the Law School of Trinity College Dublin.
IPRT Executive Director to address the Annual Summer Law Academy Dinner
9th June 2005
Mr. Rick Lines to speak on the topic "The Americanization of the Irish prison system".
IPRT to speak at Fine Gael regional conference
14th May 2005
Dublin conference to focus on issues of crime and anti-social behaviour.
Press Conference by the Coalition Against Anti Social Behaviour Orders
4th May 2005
The Coalition Against ASBOs will hold a press conference to present the international evidence against Anti Social Behaviour Orders
Nils Christie to deliver IPRT Annual Lecture
7th April 2005
The IPRT is pleased to announce that the world-renowned criminologist Nils Christie will be our guest for the 2005 IPRT Annual Lecture on Thursday April 7th.
IPRT 2005 Annual General Meeting
7th April 2005
Annual IPRT Members meeting to be held Thursday April 7th at 7pm.
Launch of new international report on prison syringe exchange
18th November 2004
The Irish Penal Reform Trust & Merchants Quay Ireland host the European launch\ of "Prison Needle Exchange: Lessons from a Comprehensive Review of International Evidence and Experience" on November 18th
