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RTÉ ordered to hand over unedited footage from nursing home documentary

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Emma Hickey
RTÉ ordered to hand over unedited footage from nursing home documentary
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The Irish High Court has ordered the national broadcaster RTÉ to release unedited footage from an investigative documentary on nursing home conditions to the regulator Hiqa. The footage reportedly shows systemic failures of care, and the court determined its release is necessary for safety oversight.

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This case highlights the tension between journalistic privilege, data privacy (GDPR), and the state's duty to protect vulnerable citizens in care facilities.

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RTÉ HAS BEEN ordered by a High Court judge to hand over the complete unedited footage recorded by two undercover researchers in two nursing homes to the chief inspector of state body and nursing home regulator Hiqa.

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The report objectively summarizes the court's ruling and the arguments presented by both the broadcaster and the regulator.

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