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Wednesday March 05, 2003 15:20 by Paul O'Connell - Connolly Youth Movement pmoconne at tcd dot ie
The Trinity College Branch of the Free Legal Advice Centres (FLAC) has organized a conference for March 8th around the title, “Poverty, Social Exclusion and the Law”. Speakers at the conference will deal with issues ranging from the interrelation of poverty with crime and educational disadvantage to the plight of travellers and refugees and the ideological content and function of law in modern bourgeois democracy. This conference will be of particular interest to those within Irish society concerned with tackling the cancer of social exclusion, so every organization and party should make an effort to be in attendance. The full details are below. This story had been posted previously, but given the recent comments made by the Community and Social pillar in the partnership talks it has a renewed relevance. FLAC TCD presents: ‘POVERTY, SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND THE LAW’ Saturday, March 8th Ed Burke Theatre, Arts Block Conference Registration: 9.30am
Joan O’Flynn, Combat Poverty Agency Tickets: Individuals: €30 (Light lunch included) All proceeds to FLAC, 49 south William street, Dublin 2 Make cheques payable to FLAC TCD
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Jump To Comment: 1The 'socially excluded' are as much a product of the system as are the golden circle of gombeen men who reap the reward of corruption. Their only form of public accountability is to appear before these endless tribunals where their lawyer friends further enrich themselves at public expense. Welfare for the rich and criminalization for the poor.