Irish human rights groups are set to present a concerning report to the UN in Geneva, alleging a stagnation or even regression in the country’s human rights record. The groups will specifically highlight proposed legal changes that could severely limit citizens' access to the courts and impede justice. Furthermore, they are raising alarm over new housing regulations, warning these could exacerbate the existing housing crisis and lead to a rise in homelessness. The report indicates a potential weakening of safeguards for vulnerable populations. These concerns are being brought to the UN's attention as Ireland undergoes periodic review of its human rights obligations. Activists hope the UN will urge Ireland to reconsider these policies and reaffirm its commitment to protecting fundamental rights. The timing of the report is critical as the proposed changes are currently under consideration by Irish lawmakers.