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Amnesty chief calls for zero tolerance after 2023 saw highest level of race hate incidents in NI since records began - Vimarsana News

Amnesty chief calls for zero tolerance after 2023 saw highest level of race hate incidents in NI since records began

There were 1,353 racist incidents and 839 racist crimes recorded by the PSNI in the year to the end of March 2023 — the highest figure for race hate incidents since police records began in 2004/05.

Threats against Northern Ireland journalists condemned - Vimarsana News

Threats against Northern Ireland journalists condemned

Amnesty says journalists in Northern Ireland, particularly those investigating illegal paramilitary and criminal activity, have been operating in a climate of fear for years, but arrests and prosecutions are extremely rare.

Writing about why an American town has a Fermanagh surname. - Vimarsana News

Writing about why an American town has a Fermanagh surname.

There it was, staring at us from the large map of America we were poring over, and daring us to investigate a small town in east Texas called…

Report reveals Northern Ireland police put up to 18 journalists and lawyers under surveillance - Vimarsana News

Report reveals Northern Ireland police put up to 18 journalists and lawyers under surveillance

The Police Service of Northern Ireland has been involved in up to 18 incidents of surveillance targeting journalists and lawyers according to a report submitted to the Policing Board in Northern Ireland.

'Up to 18 PSNI spy incidents targeted media and lawyers' – The Irish News - Vimarsana News

'Up to 18 PSNI spy incidents targeted media and lawyers' – The Irish News

Controversial snooping report was presented to members of the Policing Board last week