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# Human Rights

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Disturbing video shows young woman being stoned to death
'They put a knife to my throat and told me I shouldn't be speaking on TV about gay men'
Mary Lawlor
'I've lived in a house with mould, damp and sewage, until I said, no more'
Debbie Mulhall
'I don’t feel safe in my home after it was burgled and fear constantly hangs over me'
Pat Kelly
A 'startling' €1.5 billion held in Irish banks can't be touched - because of this man
Mexico's government says corrupt cops kidnapped 43 students and burned them - investigators disagree
'Africa's North Korea' — the worst regime you've never heard of
Leaked emails show Irish Defence Forces held talks with controversial hacking company
A lot of you don't know abortion carries a 14-year jail sentence
People have lost years of their lives in Direct Provision - here is how it could end
'I was aware that I could have easily died at sea. But I had to leave, I had no choice'
Caitriona O'Neill and William Gallagher
Those involved in the Troubles should not be part of investigating unresolved deaths
Brian Gormally
UN asks Ireland why government has not organised a referendum on abortion
International eyes are going to be on Irish abortion laws today
Have the human rights of symphysiotomy survivors been abused?
Why did bribery and not human rights abuses get us talking about Fifa?
Ireland's attitude to housing rights, social security and culture is under scrutiny
Caitriona O'Neill and William Gallagher
The UN is reviewing Ireland's protection of rights – how will we fare?
Caitriona O'Neill and William Gallagher
Where in the world is it hardest to be gay? (And what can Ireland do to help?)
"The Rohingya people are seen as a group to be eliminated"
Mary Lawlor
Guantánamo lawyers banned from bringing detainees fast food and treats
"In that moment, looking 'gay' no longer felt like a negative thing. It no longer felt dangerous."
Christine Allen
Open letter to Ban Ki-Moon: 'Ireland’s commitments to human rights are being weakened '
Michael O’Flaherty
WATCH: Ugandan singer faces 10 years in jail - for a music video
ECHR rules detention of Irish citizens for terror offences not unlawful
The United Nations is shining a spotlight on this guy's human rights record
Three Indian police officers arrested for raping a model inside a police station
Today's top stories in 6 seconds
Ireland's ban on the purchase of sex will be challenged by a sex worker
The Irish fight for human rights in Colombia
Michael McCaughan
We are 'sick of being lectured' by the UN on asylum seekers: Australian PM
Ireland's abortion laws 'fail on a human rights level'
Free GP care to young children sounds like a great idea... but is it really?
Yvonne O'Sullivan
Many symphysiotomy survivors still don't know what happened to them
17 women remain imprisoned in El Salvador for miscarrying their babies
Amal Clooney threatened with arrest in Egypt
Haughey warned about possible international law breach with 'illegitimate' children and divorce
Column: We continue to put children in adult prisons. It is utterly unacceptable.
Deirdre Malone
Opinion: In Ireland a pregnancy must continue even if a woman is raped, suicidal or clinically dead
Peter Ferguson
UN official calls for Bush and Cheney to be charged with torture