The Irish and British governments are to appoint an independent expert to assess the merits of engaging directly with paramilitary groups still operating in Northern Ireland as part of a process ...
More than two-thirds of parents in Northern Ireland want their children to be educated alongside those from the other ...
BELFAST (Reuters) - The British and Irish governments will explore whether to have talks with paramilitary groups that are still active and involved in crime in Northern Ireland to encourage them ...
Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn has insisted no financial offer will be made to paramilitary groups to persuade them to end violence. In its seventh report, the IRC reiterated its call for ...
B elfast used to be known as a place where weapons were fired rather than made. But a nondescript factory in a suburb of ...
Violence is trapping women across Northern Ireland in cycles of trauma and homelessness, with some facing further abuse in ...
Unthinkable and madness: Long blasts governments’ plan for formal talks on paramilitary transition
Justice Minister Naomi Long has branded plans by the UK and Irish governments to explore formal engagement with paramilitary groups ... to end violence. Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn ...
The definition of transitioning means different things to different people, but for me it means for communities to transition ...
Britain's Northern Ireland minister, Hilary Benn ... asking how individuals living under the oppressive control of these paramilitary groups would feel about the governments' decision to engage ...
A former police officer is to be prosecuted for murder following an investigation into killings in Northern Ireland in the 1970s. The decision comes after an investigation by the policing watchdog ...
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