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Review may favour reform of non-jury court rather than abolition

Government plans to equip gardaí with body-worn cameras would mean pervasive monitoring of the public without knowledge or consent

The frequency of deadly attacks on civilians by paramilitaries far outweighs unambiguous examples of unlawful killings by state forces

Takeover battle an ‘urgent reminder’ of need for Premier League to tighten ownership rules, as Sheikh Jassim bids for 100% of club

‘If we choose to close our doors in the private sector, and stay in our homes and studios, we only become more isolated’

The archive of civil rights campaigner Kevin Boyle provides a ‘powerful first-hand account’ of events

David Jonathan Holden (53) was found guilty of manslaughter in the first conviction of its type since the Belfast Agreement

Kerry native Seán Binder is one of 24 migrant rescue volunteers charged with alleged offences on Greek island of Lesbos in 2018

Stormont’s Department of Justice is recommending increasing age of criminal responsibility to 14

Opinion: Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch independently verify allegations

Council of Europe official warns of ‘deep scepticism’ about London’s motivation for law due next year

Funding of the International Criminal Court will be a hot topic when its 123 supporting countries meet in The Hague this week

‘People who kill should be subject to the law,’ Michael O’Hare, whose 12-year-old sister was shot by a British soldier, told TDs

Calls for Secretary of State for Northern Ireland to commission abortion services urgently

Legal dispute centres around fundraising company’s use of Amnesty in name

Russian forces begin assault on two key cities in eastern Ukraine

About 33,000 tonnes of corn bound for Ringaskiddy in Ireland to leave Ukraine ports Friday as Zelenskiy calls Eastern fighting ‘hell’

Saudi crown prince’s reception in Paris marks a further step in his rehabilitation four years after the murder of Jamal Khashoggi

Armed troops raided protest camp outside president’s office attacking demonstrators with batons on Friday

Royal Canadian Mounted Police submitted document in June outlining how special investigative team covertly infiltrates mobile devices of Canadians

More than 100 people picket outside the Northern Ireland Office in Belfast city centre

Resolution calls for co-operation by agencies to collect evidence swiftly to aid prosecutions

Hindu nationalist groups are provoking disorder but authorities then punish Muslims

Amnesty International respond to reports of leaked images of next season’s away shirt

The Argentinian was unveiled as the latest tourism ambassador for Saudi Arabia

Philanthropist Osman Kavala jailed for life without parole over 2013 demonstrations

An Irishwoman working for the UN in Gaza: ‘I never expected to live in a conflict zone’

Police are treating the blaze as a hate crime

Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja serving life sentence for role in peaceful uprising in 2011

Case transferred to Saudi Arabia despite warnings move would lead to cover-up

Amnesty International publishes latest allegations of worker exploitation in Gulf state

Amnesty’s description of Israel’s behaviour and treatment rejected by ex-minister

Executive director to take up post with Global Refugee Sponsorship Initiative

The singer talks about Live Aid, ex-wives and four decades of Simple Minds

Accusations focus on the Azov Regiment, an extreme right-wing group, but it represents less than 2% of Ukraine’s armed forces

The England manager and his player are not blind to the social situation in the Gulf state

Fears of civil liberties crackdown as mass detentions follow killing of 62 on Saturday

Brandon Lewis said regulations were being prepared which would give London the necessary powers

Kremlin evokes crimes of 1940s independence fighters in ‘denazification’ of democratic Ukraine

Manager says he is educating himself about it but believes he should focus on football