I live in direct provision. It’s a devastating system – and it has thrown away millions
Black Irish Lives: The new Government must give asylum seekers their lives, and dignity, back
‘Superstar’ barristers get most State legal work
‘Brown Thomas’ effect: FF justice spokesman says many able barristers not getting enough work
Twitter defends how it deals with harmful content after abuse of mixed-race couple
‘We have very robust policies in place ... around abusive behaviour and hateful conduct and violent threats’, committee told
Government urged to outlaw creation and sharing of private sexual images
ICCL calls for legal aid for those who have such images shared without consent
Direct provision centres operating in ‘reasonably settled way’
Ombudsman says many concerns about facilities before they opened have not transpired
Ombudsman to call for more power to inspect asylum process
Peter Tyndall to criticise use of hotels as accommodation for asylum applicants
Justice committee calls for public views on online harassment
Oireachtas committee to hold series of hearings on online abuse in October
Siblings banned for life from NUIG societies refuse college’s offer
Burkes, who allege college engaged in religious discrimination, ‘pressing for justice’
The Irish Times view: A Family Court is urgently needed
Family Court Bill was announced a year ago, but there is no sign of it reaching the pre-legislative scrutiny stage
Blasphemy is gone from Constitution but why should we stop there?
Time to expunge other dated articles to create inclusive document
Farmers’ group rejects Garda view that rural crime is falling
People are no longer bothering to report incidents, says Irish Farmers’ Association
Policing Authority strongly questions wisdom of proposed Garda reforms
Commission on Future of Policing in Ireland has suggested changes to Garda oversight
Referendum on ‘sexist’ reference to women’s place in the home postponed
Flanagan ‘disappointed’ vote will not take place, but women’s council welcomes delay
Students claiming religious bias urge further investigation
Four siblings aggrieved over handling of complaints about NUI Galway
Court approval ‘should be needed’ to access journalists’ phone data
Oireachtas group recommends compensation be available if records illegally obtained
‘Serious concern’ over exemption of public bodies from data protection fines
Commissioner raises issues over proposals for implementation of new EU regulation
Tánaiste aims to improve efficiency of Garda watchdog
Frances Fitzgerald says fundamental review of Gsoc needed after decade in place
Action urged to tackle discrimination against the poor
Equal Rights Alliance report calls for more wide-ranging legislation to combat problem
Pressure growing over discrimination against Travellers
Rights commissioner Emily Logan says human rights commissioner at the Council of Europe plans to visit Ireland
Former sex workers seek change in legislation
Women speak out in support of legislation criminalising the purchase of sex in Ireland
Traveller ethnicity will be reality in six months, says Ó Riordáin
Granting Traveller ethnic status ‘one of the greatest things we can do’
GSOC at odds with Garda over handling of fatal crash scene
Ombudsman believes protocols governing Garda-related fatalities were broken
O’Sullivan’s claims on whistleblower disputed
Sgt Maurice McCabe takes issue with commissioner’s assertions about support
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