People who have experience working in charities know that being reliant on state funding has a chilling effect on how we do our jobs. The Minister for Justice intervened here to make a political point and undermined the work of those with the expertise to do the job. #spéirgorm

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This same man is no friend of rape victims. He's currently using them as props to try and justify his attacks on our justice system, and he did not take survivors into account regarding the use of their counselling notes in trials www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/20...

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If charities are not free to do their jobs impartiality, they're plugging a hole left by government without having the freedom to point that out. It is an abusive system that keeps the most qualified people quiet and compliant, while those who rely on the services continue to be failed.

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The headline here is about Aontú and their typical imported Yank culture war shtick. The *story* is an embattled Justice Minister silencing a charity that is working to protect children and adults from abuse. He is behaving like a fascist on a near daily basis and could easily be our next leader.

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Every gothic horror:

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