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Age Concern and Help the Aged are working together to talk about what human rights mean and what should be included in a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland.
There is currently a Bill of Rights Forum which is debating what should be included. A series of discussion events for older people are being held in February.
Independence, participation, dignity – why we need a Bill of Rights
(46kb Word Document)
1) Omagh: 5 February 2008
Silverbirch Hotel
2) Ballymena: 6 February 2008
Tullyglass Hotel
3) Derry / Londonderry: Monday 11 February 2008
Alexander Room, City Hotel
4) Belfast:12 February 2008
Grosvenor House
The sessions will be held from 10.00 am – 3.00 pm. Lunch and travel expenses will be provided. We hope you will want to join in what is a very exciting opportunity for all of us in Northern Ireland.
Please let Elaine Campbell at Age Concern know if you plan to attend, and which date and venue you would like to attend. Also, please let her know if you have any special requirements (eg dietary, mobility).
In the meantime if you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact us at ecampbell@ageconcernni.org.
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