The Swedish government should apologise to the indigenous Sami people for past injustices and Sami interests should be given stronger ​consideration against mining and wind power projects, a government-appointed commission ‌said on Wednesday.

The horrific child sex abuse material produced every day by Grok is already banned under Irish law. The real test is if we are ready to enforce that law against large tech companies

This year was a pivotal one, in which the issue of restorative justice began to frame the UK’s post-imperial relationship with the global south

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“There should be no stone left unturned and no ‘what-ifs’ at the end of this process,” a solicitor for the victims said.

Tusla warned Government that system would require ‘significant’ redevelopment to ensure preservation

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Fewer offences of possession of child sexual abuse material due to resource issues at online child exploitation unit

John McMahon – who was abused by social worker Ken Larmour over 50 years ago – secretly taped and confronted his attacker in the 1990s.

Corporal punishment was banned in Ireland in 1982, but many former pupils allege violent attacks still took place as a form of discipline.

Correspondence shows disagreement between department and agency over handling of special care placement shortages

Caricom summit gives ‘broad support’ for request to Charles as region steps up campaign for justice

Forty-nine-year-old is 140th child found by Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, who search for people ‘disappeared’ under 1976-83 dictatorship

A report accuses prime minster François Bayrou of failing to act over the depravity of Bétharram

Lobbying effort by independent delegation follows Jamaica’s move to ask King Charles to request legal advice

It follows a recent meeting with the Health Minister, during which she asked the victims to return with a list of their key demands.

Gardaí seek extradition of former swimming coach after investigation into alleged child sex abuse

Legal complaints filed by former pupils accuse priests and staff of physical or sexual abuse from 1957 to 2004

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The unlikely return of the bentwood box underscores the challenges facing Indigenous communities working to reclaim items raided from their lands

Youth organisation continues to fight historical sex abuse cases in the courts, despite apologies and promises

Catherine Corless says the 796 children kept her going during ‘painful’ fight for justice

When Pope Leo XIV summoned the leader of Opus Dei to see him, in one of his first official papal audiences, Vatican watchers immediately began to wonder what the meeting meant.

The National Board for Safeguarding Children in the Catholic Church said there were 385 allegations made last year.

Neville Kearns died in a crash in 2024, a day before he was due to stand trial on charges relating to assault, rape and attempted rape of boys in the 1980s and 1990s

Long-promised law to transfer documents to the National Archives of Ireland has not been passed

The fresh claims come just weeks after Shine’s first media interview.

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The School of Law and Government at Dublin City University invites applications for its four-year fully funded PhD programme, starting in September 2025.

Dr Sarah-Anne Buckley and Elaine Feeney welcome plans to teach the history, legacy and literature of Ireland’s dark past at Junior Cert level.

Dr Sinéad Ring of Maynooth University says Ireland owes a huge debt of gratitute to Michael O’Brien, survivor of abuse, who passed away this week.

Ireland holds the algorithm off-switch. Ursula von der Leyen must force Dublin to use it says civil liberties campaigner Johnny Ryan

The reluctance of religious organisations to offer recompense for the lives ruined fits a pattern of denial and evasion, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

Tánaiste Simon Harris previously said legislation could not be ruled out.

Report released as Labour admits it will break promise to enact law by 36th anniversary and rewrites key proposals

Exclusive: young volunteers also allege spiritual abuse and controlling behaviour at bases of Youth With a Mission

County’s offer – largest of its kind – would settle lawsuits filed over alleged abuse in juvenile facilities since 1959