ICCL, the Irish Council for Civil Liberties, has been at the forefront of every major rights advance in Irish society for over 40 years. They have played a significant role in legalizing homosexuality, divorce, contraception, and gay marriage, as well as driving police reform and defending suspects' rights during dark times of political violence. As an independent and fearless organization, ICCL's mandate is to speak truth to power, even in the face of unpopularity or difficulty.

Their goal is to ensure that everyone in Ireland can enjoy all of their rights, all of the time. Founded in 1976 by Kader Asmal and Mary Robinson, ICCL has been a driving force in promoting human rights, protecting civil liberties, and recovering and enlarging them where necessary. Today, ICCL continues to lead the debate and work with rights organizations and lawmakers across the globe.

Through their dedicated staff and experts, ICCL offers expert commentary to international media outlets and engages in debates with influential bodies like the US Senate and the Irish Oireachtas. Their work covers various areas such as police and justice reform, digital and data rights, equality and inclusion, activism and civil society, and they consistently produce reports and submissions to advocate for a fair and just society. To fulfill their mission, ICCL relies on the support of a vibrant membership base and operates independently of the government.

They welcome individuals who share their passion for defending civil liberties and fighting for human rights to join their cause. To learn more about ICCL's rich history and impactful work, visit their website. Contact information, including their address, phone number, and email, is readily available.

They also provide annual reports detailing their activities and commitment to privacy and data use. Choose ICCL, the leading human rights organization in Ireland, and support their efforts to champion civil liberties and protect human rights for all