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Mary Robinson (en irlandais : Máire Mhic Róibín) (née Bourke) est née le 21 mai 1944 à Ballina (comté de Mayo), en Irlande, est une femme politique irlandaise. Elle fut la première femme présidente d'Irlande du 3 décembre 1990 au 12 septembre 1997 et la septième personne à occuper la magistrature suprême.
Mary Robinson é capaz de demonstrar o grande poder da troca, do diálogo e do encontro, e mostra como empatia, ações individuais e locais podem se tornar exemplos de quais caminhos seguir para ter um mundo mais justo e sustentável. Justiça climática tem edição especial, com prefácio inédito da autora, escrito especialmente para o Brasil.
Mary Robinson served as president of Ireland from 1990 to 1997 and as UN High Commissioner for Human Rights from 1997 to 2002. She was awarded the US Presidential Medal of Freedom by Barack Obama in 2009 and served as the UN Secretary General’s Special Envoy for the Great Lakes region of Africa. Since 2018, Robinson has been Chair of The ...
メアリー・ロビンソン （ Mary Robinson 、 1944年 5月21日 - ）は、 アイルランド 共和国第7代 大統領 （在任： 1990年 - 1997年 ）、 国際連合人権高等弁務官 （在任： 1997年 - 2002年 ）、並びに 国際法律家委員会 委員長（在任： 2008年 - 2010年 ）。. アイルランド最初 ...
12 de fev. de 2023 · Para Mary Robinson, os sete próximos anos são os mais importantes de toda a História da Humanidade. O mundo precisa cortar suas emissões de gases-estufa em 45% até 2030, lembra a presidente ...
Mary Robinson. Born on 21 May, 1944, in Ballina, County Mayo, Mary Robinson is a barrister by profession and was appointed Reid Professor of Criminal Law in Trinity College Dublin when she was 25 years of age. With her husband, Nicholas (married 1970) she founded the Irish Centre for European Law in 1988. Elected as a representative of the ...
30 de mai. de 2022 · The significance of Mary Robinson’s election as President of Ireland in 1990 is encapsulated best in an anecdote told to her by her driver, one she fondly recalls in her memoirs. On being asked to serve the tea, a woman responded to her husband: “Make your own tea, things have changed around here!”. That sentence was not an understatement.
