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State's policy failings are 'fuelling division', says human rights group – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

State's policy failings are 'fuelling division', says human rights group – The Irish Times

IHREC report says State not addressing the root causes of crises in health, housing, poverty and the cost of living

Inequality 'fuelling division and political polarisation,' human rights watchdog warns - Vimarsana News

Inequality 'fuelling division and political polarisation,' human rights watchdog warns

Many people in Ireland lack basic resources to live with dignity despite wider economic prosperity, according to a damning report sent to the United Nations by the country’s human rights watchdog.

State must recognise and support vital role played by carers, report urges - Vimarsana News

State must recognise and support vital role played by carers, report urges

ActionAid Ireland and National Women’s Council highlight society’s reliance on care provided by women and how such carers get lower pay and pensions

We are still waiting on Ruto to speak about femicide - Amnesty Executive Director Irungu - Vimarsana News

We are still waiting on Ruto to speak about femicide - Amnesty Executive Director Irungu

Amnesty International Kenya Executive Director Irungu Houghton has called on President William Ruto to address the femicide challenge in Kenya.

NI council to revisit eight-year-old motion allowing staff to wear Easter Lily - Vimarsana News

NI council to revisit eight-year-old motion allowing staff to wear Easter Lily

Derry City and Strabane District Councillors are to form a working group to discuss an eight year old motion on allowing council staff to wear Easter Lilies.