Watch: Speech Against Homophobia

Opinion 27 January, 2014. Posted by jane

Andrew Hyland, Director of Marriage Equality in Ireland speaks about being bullied at school, and the suffering that homophobia causes as part of the Rights of Passate: State of the Nation series in Dublin.

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Watch: Speech Against Homophobia

Andrew Hyland, Director of Marriage Equality in Ireland speaks about being bullied at school, and the suffering that homophobia causes as part of the Rights of Passate: State of the Nation series in Dublin.

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