Rwanda immigration law may turn out to be another Brexit
The destabilising impact on Irish politics looks like Brexit all over again, only with tides of humanity instead of shipments of bacon
The destabilising impact on Irish politics looks like Brexit all over again, only with tides of humanity instead of shipments of bacon
What Geoff Knupfer thought would be a two to three-year job in 2005 continued for 18 years until his retirement in March
Victims’ groups welcome Edinburgh’s objections to Westminster proposal
Attempt to establish organisation comes before Bill to give it force enacted into law
Brandon Lewis did not ‘ensure expeditiously’ that North provided for women in region
High court in NI told March 22nd may be ‘too ambitious’ for deployment of services
Campaign group seeking judicial review of move by Brandon Lewis to implement laws
Renunication spurred by changes to immigration rules over past decade
Legal threat adding to pressure to bring in regulations to implement abortion services
Westminster committee told ‘anomaly’ is a ‘gaping hole’ in human rights legislation
Commission took case on behalf of ex-SDLP councillor who quit election over safety fears
European court ruled indefinite storage of fingerprints breached drink-driver’s rights
Issues should be dealt with by UK government if Stormont does not resume – NIHRC
Taoiseach backs Emma DeSouza’s case: British law ‘out of step’ with NI peace treaty
The coked-up rant in Michael Gove’s Belfast Agreement pamphlet makes more sense now
Equality official urges UK to be ‘open and transparent’ in assessing rights for Northern Irish
Activist calls for UK to clarify changes to law, says it creates ‘two tiers of Irish citizens’
Sarah Ewart forced to travel to England for termination as unborn child had no chance of survival
Amnesty International research finds vast majority favour change in law
Civil rights activist says she has ‘run out of patience’ with ‘that house on the hill’
It is crucial that all of Northern Ireland’s people retain EU rights following UK’s exit
Issues include Billy Caldwell case, Grenfell Tower fire, abortion and restoring Stormont
Decision follows ruling by British supreme court on legality of situation in North
Supreme court judges found NI abortion laws breached European Convention
Cross-border committee says North should continue to be allowed to vote in EU elections
Peter O’Neill’s Belfast brainchild aims to ‘engage with the power of reason’
London court told current law discriminates against women and girls on grounds of sex
Judges say issue of terminations should be dealt with by Stormont Assembly
State’s Special Rapporteur on Child Protection calls for new legislation at EU forum
Senior judges told denial of services was discriminatory, inhuman and degrading
Court of Appeal told a landmark ruling on terminations had taken a ‘wrong turn’
Chief commissioner Les Allamby says union of under 18s an issue that must be addressed
Michael O’Flaherty heads up independent body looking out for the downtrodden
Number of terminations considerably lower than in recent years, Executive figures show
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices