The Irish Times

The Irish Times view on Ireland’s LGBTQI+ community: a life free from violence and fear

Valuable as legal victories have been, they could never in themselves eradicate the deep prejudice and discrimination that LGBTQI+ people know all too well

Fri Apr 15 2022 - 20:00

People in Ireland among most likely in Europe to be stopped by police

Survey by EU rights agency finds high acceptance for Garda in comparison to other forces

Tue May 25 2021 - 06:00

Irish more likely to intervene in illegal dumping than domestic violence

Survey finds intervention more likely in male-on-female violence than vice-versa

Fri Feb 19 2021 - 06:00

The Irish Times view on sexual harassment: zero tolerance

But adopting policies is one thing; implementing them is another

Mon Sept 14 2020 - 18:45

Beware surveillance technology in combating Covid

EU-wide survey shows a varying degree of concern about sharing private information

Thu Jun 18 2020 - 06:00

EU rights group defends foreign funding of NGOs

Amnesty International in Ireland welcomes findings after it refused to repay funding

Fri Jan 19 2018 - 16:36

French president pardons woman who killed abusive husband

Jaqueline Sauvage was found guilty in 2014 of shooting her husband three times in the back

Thu Dec 29 2016 - 10:22

Mary Robinson: Brexit could have domino effect

Former president appeals to EU to remember its core values

Sun Jun 26 2016 - 22:01

Irish lawyer separates rights from wrongs at EU agency

Michael O’Flaherty heads up independent body looking out for the downtrodden

Tue May 03 2016 - 01:00

Carol Coulter: Outrage no substitute for serious discussion about child protection

If the rhetoric that accompanies every instance of child abuse that comes into the public domain is to mean anything, we need an honest discussion of priorities and resources.

Sat Apr 23 2016 - 01:40