Caelainn Hogan
@CaelainnH
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FROM THE ARCHIVE Caelainn Hogan writing in NUMBER 53 | AUTUMN 2013, which also features work by Mark O’Connell, Rob Doyle, Adrian Duncan +++
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My mum has Irish birth cert with A parents as mother & father + a correct English one She was ‘legally adopted’ (though coercion is not consent) meaning her illegal birth cert reg is perpetually ignored. This important piece is by Caelainn Hogan ontheditch.com/without-consen…
I still can’t quite get over that the way you find out where your brother’s resting place is through a public government report & not through, I don’t know, Bessborough or the Commission or even the hospital.
𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐦𝐞𝐥 𝐂𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐰𝐞𝐥𝐥
#ThroughHerEyes
'With the Irish state sitting on a budget surplus of around €16bn this year, the government still voted this summer to exclude around 24,000 mother and baby institution survivors from redress.'
👏👏 Caelainn Hogan
Why aren't we up in arms?
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By Caelainn Hogan Read how the State & religious has let down those who did & didn’t survive Ireland’s #motherandbabyhomes /institutions. #adoption
ontheditch.com/without-consen…
'While a National Centre for Research and Remembrance is developed on the site of the last Magdalene Laundry, a survivor of that institution I know is homeless today without any justice for the abuses she experienced.'
Important piece by Caelainn Hogan
Republic of Shame by Caelainn Hogan continues to be the number one read I suggest to everyone looking to learn about the history of the laundries and Irelands complicity in the trauma of our women.
'Mifepristone came into the world with a fight.' Caelainn Hogan reports on the history of the abortion pill—and the informal networks working to get it to women across the world: thedial.world/issue-1/aborti…
A force for change and equality. So glad to celebrate Dr. Orla Tinsley and their important voice today, named an honorary Doctor of Literature for their work fighting for health rights and trans rights. Their writing is proof that, as they said today, 'words are transformational'.
Take a moment to read some of the #NeverGivingUp posts for a glimpse of the resilience of victims & survivors who were betrayed by the British govt today. The passage of the Legacy Bill is such a retrograde, regressive step that will cause real harm to people & our peace process.