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DESCRIPTION: We are delighted to invite members to the first joint CPD betw
 een the Irish Immigration Lawyers Association and the Immigration\, Asylum
  and Citizenship Bar Association. This inaugural CPD event will provide pr
 actitioners with an overview of current and novel issues arising in the ar
 ea of international protection and immigration law. \n\n   \n\n \n\n Speak
 ers &amp\; Topics: \n\n  \nKatie Mannion\, Managing Solicitor of the Irish
  Refuge Council - Material Reception Conditions\, New Safe Country Designa
 tions &amp\; Procedural Changes for International Protection Applicants.\n
 Katie Mannion is Managing Solicitor at the Irish Refugee Council Independe
 nt Law Centre. The IRC Law Centre provides direct legal representation to 
 people seeking international protection and refugees throughout the intern
 ational protection process\, and in related matters such as family reunifi
 cation and age assessment of age-disputed minors. In response to the situa
 tion of homelessness experienced by many newly arriving international prot
 ection applicants\, the Law Centre has increasingly focused on\nthe recept
 ion needs of international protection applicants. \n\n  \nDavid Leonard BL
  - National security deportation and procedural rights.\nPractising at the
  Bar since 2005\, David has a general practice\, with particular expertise
 \nin immigration and asylum law\, public law\, constitutional law\, and EU
  law. He has been coordinator of the King’s Inns Advanced Diploma in Imm
 igration &amp\; Asylum Law since 2014. David is course coordinator of the 
 Asylum &amp\; Immigration Law module on the King’s Inns Barrister-at-Law
  degree course since 2008 and has been a tutor of that module since 2007. 
 David is a barrister member of a review committee established by the Legal
  Services Regulatory Authority under the Legal Services Regulatory Act 201
 5\, having been nominated to the review committee by the Bar Council. \n\n
  Sunniva McDonagh SC-Judicial Review and the Unravelling of Childrens' Rig
 hts\nBio: Practicing in area of administrative law\, judicial review and f
 undamental rights\nCommissioner with Irish Human Rights and Equality Commi
 ssion. Former Vice Chair of Management. Board of Fundamental Rights Agency
 \, Vienna. Independent Member of Press. Council of Ireland. Member of Stra
 tegic Human Rights Advisory Committee of An Garda Siochana. \n\n Sunniva's
  paper looks at position of children who qualified as Irish Citizens by bi
 rth due to the residency of a parent who had EU Treaty Rights but whose Ri
 ghts have been revoked on a retrospective basis due to fraud or abuse of p
 rocess. Substantive issue of retrospective revocation is considered. Case 
 of AKS (a minor) v Minister for Justice High Court 11/1/23) is considered.
  Through the prism of this particular issue\, judicial review principles r
 elevant to all judicial reviews are considered\, including the need for an
  Applicant to challenge the earliest decision possible and to consider who
  is affected and for the Respondent Minister to clarify the legal and fact
 ual\npositions in dispute. \n\n  \nEvent Timetable: \n\n 2pm Opening remar
 ks from IACBA: Michael Conlon SC\, Chair\, IACBA \n\n 2.05pm Opening remar
 ks from IILA: Tom Coughlan\, Chair\, IILA \n\n 2.10pm Chairperson's Addres
 s: The Hon Ms Justice Mary Faherty \n\n 2.20pm Presentation by Sunniva McD
 onagh SC: Judicial Review and the\nUnravelling of Children’s Rights \n\n
  2.50pm Presentation by David Leonard BL: National Security\,\nDeportation
  and Procedural Rights \n\n 3.20pm Presentation\,Katie Mannion\, Solicitor
  for Irish Refugee Council: Material Reception Conditions\, New Safe Count
 ry Designations &amp\; Procedural Changes for\nInternational Protection Ap
 plicants \n\n 3.50pm Q&amp\;A \n\n 4pm Closing Remarks\, Michael Conlon SC
 \, Chair\, IACBA \n\n  \nA drinks reception will take place in the Sheds\,
  Distillery Building at the end of this event. \n\n \n\n  \n \n \n \n \n \
 n \nAccessibility Requirements: At the Bar of Ireland we wish for our even
 ts to be as welcoming\, accessible and inclusive for all. Please provide u
 s if comfortable with any accessibility related considerations so that we 
 can endeavour to ensure a barrier free experience during the event. Email 
 events@lawlibrary.ie to discuss your needs. \n\n \n
LAST-MODIFIED:20260414T135413
LOCATION:Gaffney Room & Online
ORGANIZER:mailto:events@lawlibrary.ie
SUMMARY:Joint IACBA & IILA Event: Facing the Horizon - Navigating Ongoing a
 nd Future Challenges in International Protection and Immigration Law
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/BarofIreland/iacbaiilafeb2024
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/BarofIreland/iacbaiilafeb2024
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