Special rapporteur for child protection hasn't reported since 2022, and today's other top stories
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Special rapporteur for child protection hasn't reported since 2022, and today's other top stories
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- Ireland's special rapporteur for child protection hasn't published their annual report since 2022
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- The EU parliament is to vote on a huge funding package for Ukraine
- Immigrants who serve in the Defence Forces could get fast tracked citizenship
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- Opposition to a proposed wind farm on the site of an ancient burial ground
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