Individual complaints to the United Nations Human Rights Committee

2022 - S.F. v Ireland

2017 - Whelan v Ireland

2016 - Mellet v Ireland

2006 - O'Neill and Quinn v Ireland

2003 - Ó Colchúin v Ireland

2002 - Kavanagh v Ireland

2001 - Kavanagh v Ireland

1996 - Holland v Ireland

Individuals may also make complaints using other monitoring mechanisms set up by the United Nations These mechanisms include:

• the Commission on the Status of Women, established by the UN Economic and Social Council
• the so-called “1503 procedure”, which allows complaints to be made to the United Nations Human Rights Council, which consists of representatives of 47 member states of the United Nations, elected by the UN General Assembly
• the so-called “special procedures”, which allow complaints to be made to independent experts under procedures established by the Human Rights Council

Read more at The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights