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77-year-old mother and baby home survivor and human rights advocate awarded PhD in Galway

77-year-old mother and baby home survivor and human rights advocate awarded PhD in Galway
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Mary Harney, a 77-year-old survivor of Ireland's mother and baby homes, has been awarded a PhD from the University of Galway. Her research focused on human rights clinics and the emotional impact of human rights education.

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It highlights the intersection of personal trauma, long-term advocacy, and the transformative power of education for survivors of institutional abuse.

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A 77-YEAR-OLD HUMAN rights advocate born in a mother and baby home has been awarded a PhD by the University of Galway, marking what she described as the culmination of a lifelong pursuit of education and justice.

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