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Jan 08 2010

65% would remove blasphemy crime from the Constitution

Posted by Eoin in Blasphemy, Freedom of Expression

In an earlier post, I suggested a wording for a complete revision of Article 40.6.1(i) of the Constitution. That makes a recent Irish Times poll very interesting:


Irish Times Poll



65% would support a referendum to remove the reference to blasphemy from the Constitution. So, how about it, Minister?

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