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The ship, which was heading into international waters, did not stop when ordered by Irish Naval Service officers on board the LÉ William Butler ...

Interpol, an organization of police and law enforcement organizations, is funded by its member nations and through other channels. As Interpol has grown since 9/11, its budget has grown apace, as has its desire to raise funds from new sources.

    Announcing a mix of immediate and longer-term funding to extend the cross-Executive Tackling Paramilitarism, Criminality and Organised Crime Programme, Justice Minister Naomi Long said paramilitaries hold communities back, exploit them, deny them opportunities they deserve and hurt them, in many cases maiming people and carrying out horrific human rights abuses with lasting impacts on individuals, their families and our society.     Minister Long said, “This renewed funding will focus...

Funding Allocated To Ensure Delivery Of Fresh Start Initiative Funding of nearly £1million has been allocated by the Department of Communities to ensure the delivery of the Fresh Start initiative. Communities Minister Deirdre Hargey welcomed the funding. The allocation of the one-year financial settlement was agreed by the cross-Executive Tackling Paramilitarism Criminality and Organised Crime Programme Board. Minister Hargey said: "I welcome the confirmatio...

UK Government ‘prioritising support’ for efforts for a safer Northern Ireland 11/02/2021, 11:57 pm Emergency services attend the scene in Hawthorn Street, Belfast, after security alerts in Londonderry and Belfast (Liam McBurney/PA) The UK Government is “prioritising support” for efforts to thwart terrorism in Northern Ireland. It hailed the transformation of the security situation in the region over the last 20 years as a credit to the people of the region and security agencies. Howeve...

Print this page This event introduced Common Platform, the new digital case management system for criminal cases. The panel spoke about what this means for defence professionals, the benefits of subscribing and how they can register. Speakers included: Theresa Browne - Deputy Director, Crime Programme, HMCTS John Rigg – Business Change Manager, HMCTS Daniel Oscroft – Barrister, Midland Circuit Daksha Dabasia – Business Product Owner, Crown Prosecution Service Phillippa Kennedy – Senior ...