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Amnesty International has called on the Northern Ireland Secretary of State to bring forward legislation to enact a Northern Ireland Bill of Rights following the publication of a key report by a committee of the devolved Assembly.

The planned apology to be delivered by Paul Givan and Michelle O’Neill has been thrown into doubt by Givan’s resignation.

The planned apology to be delivered by Paul Givan and Michelle O’Neill has been thrown into doubt.

Survivors of institutional child abuse in Northern Ireland have branded as a ‘betrayal’ the expected cancellation of the planned official apology, following the resignation of First Minister Paul Givan.

Responding to a critical report, published today by Criminal Justice Inspection, which found that the use of Care and Supervision Units in Northern Ir

Amnesty International is calling on the authorities to ensure the safety of constitutional law academic, Professor Colin Harvey, who has been the target of a sustained campaign of hostility which has sought to intimidate him and undermine his academic standing.

Questions are being asked about judges in the Lorain County and Cuyahoga County juvenile court systems of northeast ...

One year on from the arson attack which destroyed the Belfast Multi-Cultural Association’s building in Belfast, race hate attackers are going unpunished in Northern Ireland, according to Amnesty International.

The Opéra de Montréal’s La compilation – The Mixtape concert that was presented to a full house in Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier on November 21 is now available as a free webcast

Worrying data revealing that a disproportionate number of Black and minority ethnic people were subject to stop-and-search and fined for alleged breaches of the Covid regulations in Northern Ireland has left the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) exposed to accusations of racial bias, Amnesty International has said.