Sutherland School News Today

A million australians register for a Contact Tracing app, but critics question the technology. Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. The total number of people known to have died around the world from the virus is now more than 206,000 according to figures collated byjohns Hopkins University in the united states. And the us has suffered more than a quarter of the total known deaths 54,000. Here in the uk, the deaths in hospital alone of a further 413 people were announce...

A significant milestone in the field of human rights advocacy and democratic principles has been reached with the establishment of the International Centre for the Protection of Human Rights and Democracy (ICPHRD) in Moldova. Founded by Stanislav Pavlovschi, a prominent Moldovan lawyer and human rights advocate, the NGO is poised to play a pivotal role in promoting and safeguarding the rule of law, democracy, and human rights, both domestically and on a global scale.

One of three candidates approved by Government will be elected by Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly

It was standing room only as over 300 people crammed into a small gym in Sutherland to hear what Councillor Darren Hill had to say about a planned emergency shelter.

A panel of distinguished constitutional and governance opinion leaders offer their views on how severe the argument is that Poland has a dual legal system. 

Researchers from Queen’s University and partners welcome the call for a referendum on the incorporation of the Rights of Nature into the Irish Constitution.The Joint Committee on Environment and Climate Action, have in principle, accepted the call fo

SUM Theatre and La Troupe du Jour are presenting Elder Brother and the Bison, a musical play performed on ice at rinks across Saskatchewan

Durness Primary School has a roll of just four pupils.

“Three Irish presidents have been barristers: Cearbhall Ó Dálaigh, Mary McAleese and Mary Robinson,” writes author and academic Niamh Howlin in her...

Niamh Howlin shares an extract from her book, Barristers in Ireland, published by Four Courts Press.