
Cian Ferriter
Cian Ferriter is a High Court judge in Ireland who recently ruled that the State must compensate two asylum seekers for failing to provide them with accommodation upon their arrival in the country. His decision, which awarded €9,500 to an Afghan man and €6,000 to an Indian man for their experiences of homelessness, highlighted the State's obligations to protect the rights and dignity of asylum seekers. Ferriter's ruling is expected to set a precedent for similar cases and underscores the legal framework surrounding the treatment of vulnerable individuals seeking refuge in Ireland.
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High Court judge Cian Ferriter ordered that a full hearing of this application will be heard on September 23rd.
Martin ‘The Viper’ Foley granted further short stay on sale of house – The Irish TimesJudge Cian Ferriter granted permission for Felix’s counsel to pursue the judicial review challenge against the HSE.
Co Kilkenny woman diagnosed with rare disease sues HSE over access to drug – The Irish TimesJudge Cian Ferriter granted permission for the trio to serve defamation proceedings on Yesno.
Kneecap suing indigenous leader over allegedly defamatory statement opposing Canada gigs – The Irish TimesJudge Cian Ferriter held that the two men should be compensated for the State’s breach of its duties to them.
State must pay €9,500 and €6,000 to two asylum seekers left homeless upon arrival in Ireland – The Irish Times















