Thousands join protest to oppose Orange Order Drumcree march

Lawyers, community workers, anti-racism activists, landlords and others serving migrants have faced death threats, arson threats, online harassment and abuse

The wrongful conviction of Osgur Breatnach for the Sallins train robbery half a century ago has now been declared a miscarriage of justice.

In Northern Ireland, a horrific crime is being manipulated to justify racist violence and the targeting of migrants.

Attendees warned of 'vast' legal risks from Government's legacy proposals

Of the roughly 50,000 cases currently before the European Court of Human Rights, only around 1.5% concern migration. Yet over 27 European States (…)

Groups say Council of Europe proposal would weaken protections of the European Convention on Human Rights

The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) strongly condemns the military attacks on Iran by the United States (US) and Israel, which (…)

Can the state, especially when it is implicated in killing, be trusted as the arbiter of what should remain confidential?

Campaigners welcome announcement from Northern Ireland’s top policeman amid fears the file might never “see the light of day”

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Introduction It is a rare case where the UK Government initiates a judicial review against an independent public body. The Thompson case is just such a case. The Secretary of State for Northern Ire…

This year’s CAJ Annual Lecture was delivered by Jon Boutcher, Chief Constable of the PSNI, on the theme of “‘Neither Confirm Nor Deny’ Policy and Legacy Investigations.” The lecture explored the appli...

Despite arrests and advisory letters since Palestine Action was banned, no similar action was taken over displays of support for paramilitaries

Police were expected to flag any journalist surveillance during annual inspections

Campaigners in Belfast have criticised police for not releasing a file from the Troubles after similar documents were discovered in Foreign Office archives.

A report for the Equality Coalition on the current operation of the Section 75 Equality Duty and the ‘Call-in’ Mechanism within Northern Ireland’s 11 local councils. Friday 27 June, 10:30 – 13:00, Roo...

Paul ‘Topper’ Thompson shot dead in 1994

Why is Hilary Benn obstructing the truth about a murder three decades ago?

The government is bringing a case over the release of intelligence relating to the 1994 murder of Paul Thompson.

Mike Nesbitt stands "in solidarity in the first case with colleagues from around the world who are working here"

Exclusive: Letter to PM signed by retired supreme court justices among others says lack of action will imperil international legal system