Martin says 'legitimate' concerns have been raised about proposed hate speech legislation
TheJournal.ie - 2024-04-17T20:24:54.000Z

The Tánaiste said if Justice Minister Helen McEntee proposes amendments to the bill, it could be re-examined at committee level. Read this story

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