PILA Bulletin, 13 May 2010

In this week's bulletin:

1. Standing notice - Join the PILA lawyers' register!
2. PILA hosts launch of Irish Human Rights Law Review, 20 May 2010
3. PILA law seminar series review
4. High Court refer decision on data retention to the ECJ
5. State's judges give unanimous support for establishment of judicial council
6. UK: Landmark equal pay judgment could result in multi-million pound payout for female workers
7. UK: Lord Justice Laws rejects special legal protection for Christianity
8. UK: Legal action taken by Public Interest Lawyers over detention centre conditions
9. E.U: ECJ rules social security benefits cannot be withheld from spouses of persons linked with Al-Qaeda
10. Job vacancies: The PILS Project seeks a Solicitor and Project Manager to cover Maternity Leave, Belfast, deadline 4 June 2010
11. "Towards a Gender Recognition Framework for Ireland", Symposium hosted by UCC, 14 May 2010
12. Launch of Law Reform Commission's Interim Report on Personal Debt Management and Debt Enforcement, 17 May 2010
13. The Equality Authority is holding a legal conference on "Expanding Equality Protections in Goods and Services: Irish and EU Perspectives", 21 May 2010
14. The Irish Penal Reform Trust, launch of report on the "Reintegration of Prisoners in Ireland", 25 May 2010
15. Irish Mental Health Lawyers Association seminar, 27 May 2010
16. The International Law Association in association with the Irish Society of International Law hosting talk on "The Future of the International Criminal Court after the Review Conference", 15 June 2010
17. E.U: The European Commission Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities 4th Equality Summit, 15-16 November 2010