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FRONTLINE 58 (Autumn / Winter 2005)

EDITORIAL: Les Allamby on UK immigration practices

RACE EQUALITY STRATEGY:  Buster Cox describes a new racial equality strategy for Northern Ireland.

STEPS TO INDEPENDENCE:  Liam Mackle on the problems facing young people leaving care.

OUT IN THE COLD:  Fergal O'Kane describes the housing needs of young people.

WOMEN AT THE BENCH:  Dermot Feenan on women in the judiciary & senior advocacy appointments.

CIVIL PARTNERSHIP:   Les Allamby outlines the new Civil Partnership Act.

PRACTITIONER - CHILD SUPPORT UPDATE:  Child Support Agency fights for survival.

PRACTITIONER - EMPLOYMENT UPDATE: Resolving disputes at work

PRACTITIONER - SOCIAL SECURITY UPDATE 1: Incapacity benefit reform.

PRACTITIONER - SOCIAL SECURITY UPDATE 2: Incapacity benefit: the position in Northern Ireland

PRACTITIONER - ADVISERS NOTES: Maladministration.

 

 

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