Publications

Collective Complaints

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General Information

The Revised European Social Charter
Information about the Revised European Social Charter
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Collective Complaints Brochure 2013
Information about Collective Complaints
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Outline on the Reporting and Supervision of the Implementation of the European Social Charter
A detailed explanation of the Reporting and Supervision process of the Implementation of the Charter
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INGOs Engagement with ECSR
A Council of Europe booklet describing how (I)NGOs can engage with the European Committee of Social Rights under the monitoring procedures of the European Social Charter.
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Collective Complaint: FIDH v Ireland No: 110/2014

Collective Complaint: FIDH v Ireland No: 110/2014
The full Collective Complaint as submitted to the Council of Europe. July 2014
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Collective Complaint: FIDH v Ireland No: 110/2014 - Decision on Admissibility
The decision of the European Committee of Social Rights on the admissibility of the Collective Complaint. 17 March 2015
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Collective Complaint: FIDH v Ireland No: 110/2014 - Submission of the Respondents on the merits
The State response to the Collective Complaint. 13 July 2015
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Collective Complaint: FIDH v Ireland No: 110/2014 - FIDH response to the Government's submissions on the merits
FIDH response to the Government's submissions, restating the substance of the complaint. 26 November 2015
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Collective Complaint: FIDH v Ireland No: 110/2014 - replying observations of the Respondent
Final observations made by the State before the Committee decides on the merits of the Collective Complaint. 26 February 2016
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Collective Complaint: FIDH v Ireland No: 110/2014 - Report to Committee of Ministers 22 June 2017
The report to the Committee of Ministers which outlines the decision on the merits of the Collective Complaint
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Collective Complaint: FIDH v Ireland No: 110/2014 - Resolution CM/ResChS(2018)1
This document records the resolution of the Committee of Ministers and includes Ireland’s response to the decision on its merits.
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Collective Complaint: FIDH v Ireland No: 110/2014 - 16th National Report on the implementation of the European Social Charter
National Report submitted by Ireland on specific articles including Article 16, the relevant article for the Collective Complaint. 31 October 2018
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Collective Complaint: FIDH v Ireland No: 110/2014 - comments on Ireland's 16th National Report
The response from CAN, Centre for Housing Law, Rights and Policy Research, NUI Galway. April 2019
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Ireland's 17th National Report on Implementation of ESC
This is the 17th National Report on the implementation of the European Social Charter , submitted in 2019 by The Government of Ireland . It outlines how Ireland is following up on a number of collective complaints including the FIDH v Ireland No. 112/2014 that relates to housing.
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CAN Comments on 17th National Report from Irish Government
Comments by the Community Action Network and Centre for Housing Law, Rights and Policy Research, NUI Galway on the 17th National Report on the implementation of the European Social Charter submitted by The Government of Ireland.
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EUROPEAN COMMITTEE OF SOCIAL RIGHTS: FOLLOW-UP TO DECISIONS ON THE MERITS OF COLLECTIVE COMPLAINTS Findings 2021
pp 106 – 112 relate to FIDH v Ireland 2017
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The Council of Europe Findings 2020
The Council of Europe Findings 2020 presents the findings of The Council of Europe in relation to the follow up of Collective Complaints. The relevant section on FIDH v Ireland is from page 160 -168.
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The simplified 18th National Report from The Government of Ireland
The Simplified Report is the 18th National Report from The Government of Ireland and sets out the response to the Council of Europe decision of 2020 in relation to follow up of Collective Complaints.
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