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A VOICE FOR THE VOICELESS

KEY VALUES

Respect for all human rights from womb to tomb.

Respect for cultural diversity and inclusion in Irish society.

New economic social model founded on principles of solidarity.

international solidarity & European democratic values.

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A VOICE FOR THE VOICELESS

TOM HEALY

Welcome to this website. I am standing as a candidate in Carlow-Kilkenny for the forthcoming bye-election or general election whichever comes first. I have much in common with many other candidates including a commitment to expand and reform our public services. I am different to most other candidates because I speak out and act on issues of economic and social justice regardless of whether this is popular or expedient to do so. What you hear and see is what you get. Independent means independent. If elected I will not vote for a Fianna Fáil or Fine Gael led Government. Neither will I vote for an alternative Government unless it offers protections to human rights in key areas outlined in my manifesto. Four core principles uniquely mark me out as a candidate: A commitment to protecting all human life from its beginning to its natural end. A resolute opposition to the politics of hatred and division espoused by the Far Right A pledge to work for a new economic and social model founded on principles of solidarity and the common good Uncompromising support for international solidarity and European social and democratic values.
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PAST EXPERIENCE
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Economic and Social Research Institute
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Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development
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Director of the Nevin Economic Research Institute
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The right to love and to be loved

A Manifesto for Human Rights

The right to live from womb to tomb

As the cornerstone of all human rights regardless of age, sex, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation or ability. While recognising the…

The right to live in a liveable planet

Environmental chaos defines our world. The time for action is long past. We must take and share the burden of…

The right to
work

As the key to the common good and fulfilment of each person’s needs. This includes the right to respect, a…

The right to a home

As the place where we grow, flourish, enjoy and support one another. This includes a right to housing in our…

The right to healthcare

As the right to be cared for on an equal basis regardless of income. This includes the right to access…

The right to lifelong learning

As the way to flourish as a human being and participate to the full in society. The State and families…

The right to live with dignity

Whether as workers or carers we should be empowered to access a fair share of goods and services through adequate…

The right to live in peace and security

By investing in our communities and strengthening our defence and Garda resources through recruitment, better pay and conditions as well…

The right to participate in society

by voting, active citizenship and lawful expression of one’s identity – sexual, ethnic, religious and political. We must say No…

The right to use Irish in practice

And not just in theory. I will lead by example in using Irish wherever I can and welcoming its use…

The right to public & community services

In our community and in the counties of Carlow and Kilkenny we can work together to build a prosperous and…

The right to die with dignity

By ensuring that we provide all necessary palliative care to enable people to complete their life journey with dignity and…

The right to Learning

A right to learning for all our children During my canvass over…

The right to Healthcare

A right to healthcare from cradle to grave In 1919, the First…

The right to decent work, wages and union recognition

The right to work and union recognition The right to decent work,…

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