Multi-cultural centre in Belfast used as a food bank damaged in second arson attack
Police are treating the blaze as a hate crime
Call for US to honour history as guarantor of Good Friday Agreement
Warnings that UK plans to reform the Human Rights Act would ‘significantly undermine’ Agreement
Amnesty says ‘important questions’ about the PSNI’s role in Oman must be answered
North’s police service provided public order training to Oman’s force as recently as February
PSNI facing calls to quit Israeli-linked security projects
Work involves Ministry of Public Security which is responsible for police and prisons
Northern Ireland: Bus hijacked and set on fire as disorder continues
First Minister continues to refuse to speak to Chief Constable of the PSNI
North mother and baby home inquiry must not repeat past mistakes - Amnesty
Pogramme director speaking ahead online events to help survivors contribute to inquiry
Independent inquiry to examine North’s mother and baby homes
Foster acknowledges pain caused to thousands as survivors seek public inquiry
Report into NI mother and baby homes to highlight ‘appalling suffering’
Questions over infant mortality rates and forced adoption expected to be raised by report
Call for inquiry into mother and baby homes in Northern Ireland
Estimated 7,500 women and girls gave birth in homes in North, says Amnesty NI director
More than 1,300 couples can convert civil partnerships into marriage under new law
Cara McCann and Amanda McGurk first couple to avail of new legislation at Belfast City Hall
PSNI’s handling of BLM protests may have been unlawful, report says
Review notes ‘missed opportunity’ to show positive approach to the right to assembly
Journalist alleges PSNI failing to investigate threat to rape her baby
Sunday World reporter says threat is from known criminal with loyalist connections
Chinese consulate removes claim that North’s Executive endorses Hong Kong law
Arlene Foster had rejected the statement as a misrepresentation of call with consul
Coronavirus: Shielding for 80,000 in Northern Ireland ends
Department records 10 new Covid-19 cases while statistics agency reports four deaths in past week
Lyra McKee first anniversary: It has been the ‘most horrific and surreal year’
NUJ proposes symbolic virtual commemoration ‘in solidarity and remembrance’
Dissident threat against Irish News journalist condemned
PSNI warn of a paramilitary plan to attack them in their own home
Judges’ ruling on journalists hailed as ‘good day’ for press freedom
Arresting journalists investigating Loughinisland murders found to be ‘inappropriate’
Placard remembering Lyra McKee carried at rally for marriage equality
Thousands protest in Belfast over North’s ban on same-sex marriage
Lyra McKee’s partner urges same-sex marriage law in North
Sara Canning says it is unbelievable this discrimination is allowed to continue
Journalists accuse police of trying to ‘gag’ them over Loughinisland film case
Reporters being punished for exposing human rights abuses in Northern Ireland – NUJ
Loughinisland film journalists to face further police questioning
NUJ chief describes continuing case against Birney and McCaffrey as ‘travesty of justice’
Belfast bursts with rainbow colours as thousands mark Pride
Campaigners renew call for marriage equality to be extended to Northern Ireland
Loyalists paramilitaries issue death threat against journalist
NUJ, Amnesty International and DUP urge anyone with information to go to PSNI
Public inquiry into clerical abuse in the North faces setback
Victims’ meeting with working group cancelled as Norah Gibbons resigns
Proposed NI same-sex marriage law to be introduced in March
South Armagh-born Labour MP Conor McGinn to table a private member’s Bill
Pig’s head left outside Islamic centre in Newtownards
Police treat incident at premises in Co Down town and painting of graffiti as hate crime
Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry report to be published in Belfast
The 2,300-page 12-volume report must deliver justice for victims, Amnesty says
Institutional abuse redress scheme could cost £20m
Northern Executive urged to act quickly to compensate victims after HIA Inquiry
Campaigners on both sides of abortion debate protest in Belfast
Over 3,000 people take to streets to highlight opposing views on abortion legislation
Loughinisland massacre: PSNI chief says police should be held accountable
Minister for Foreign Affairs Charlie Flanagan says report “causes deep concerns”
Doctor worked with children after sex abuse convictions - report
NSPCC and Amnesty call for investigation into ‘bewildering’ case of Dr Morris Fraser
Amnesty International calls for public inquiry into Omagh bomb
Victims’ campaigner Michael Gallagher agrees with the decision to drop the trial
Abortion ruling challenged by North’s attorney general
High Court said laws on terminations are incompatible with human rights legislation
‘No breach’ of rights of NI gay couples barred from marrying
Counsel for Stormont department denies there has been ‘legislative inertia’ on issue
Theresa Villiers rejects Kincora abuse inquiry request
Amnesty calls for Belfast boys’ home to be included in Westminster investigation
Amnesty says Republic a ‘beacon of equality’
SDLP leader Alasdair McDonnell says Ireland now a ‘much fairer place for people to live, work and do business – regardless of class, creed or sexual orientation’
Same-sex marriage: Northern Ireland ‘last bastion of discrimination’ says Amnesty
Martin McGuinness says result shows Ireland is increasingly embracing equality
Gerard McKerr, one of the Hooded Men, dies aged 71
Man one of group of 14 allegedly tortured by British soldiers during Northern Ireland Troubles
Villiers rules Kincora out of Westminster sex abuse inquiry
Amnesty decries Northern Secretary’s decision as part of British government ‘conspiracy of silence’ over abuse at Belfast boys’ home
Call for Kincora to be included in British child abuse inquiry
Amnesty, Sinn Fein and Alliance says claims MI5 and British Ministry of Defence knew of abuse at home must be investigated
Adams calls on Government to reopen ‘Hooded Men’ case
Documentary alleges British lied over interrogation methods used in 1971
Amnesty concerned over Church’s child protection watchdog
Former chief executive claims board for safeguarding children being starved of funds
Failure to order inquiry on Finucane killing ‘cruel’: Amnesty
Full truth behind murder yet to emerge, says late Northern Ireland solicitor’s son
British to investigate claims on 1972 shoot-to-kill policy
Amnesty calls for inquiry into allegations of undercover army drive-by killings
Troubles victims want politicians to prioritise dealing with past
New measures to deliver truth and justice are being sought
Call for public inquiry into Omagh bombing
Families condemn Irish and British governments over response to fresh information on attack
Amnesty joins Omagh families in calling for a public inquiry
Victims’ relatives believe Irish and British governments holding call for truth at arm’s length
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