Unionists to return to Stormont in last-ditch attempt to block abortion law
Special sitting of Assembly to stop decriminalisation dismissed as a ‘stunt’
Northern Ireland: 12-year-old victim of sexual assault had to travel for abortion
Child went to England under police escort for procedure due to lack of access in North
Better legal protection sought for sex crime victims in North
Women’s rights groups write open letter with demands for criminal justice system
‘Civic unionism’ group issues riposte to ‘civic nationalism’
Signatories motivated by desire to build a better society in Northern Ireland
Closure of Marie Stopes Belfast clinic ends five years of hostility
Anti-abortion protesters abused, intimidated and harassed clinic clients, say staff
Women more visible in Northern politics, but still in short supply
Three of five main parties headed by women, but this doesn’t translate to rank and file
Belfast East: ‘cash-for-ash’ crisis leaves DUP vulnerable
Alliance has established a strong foothold and is in good position to hold its two seats
Belfast anti-abortion protester claims police breached human rights
Woman was unlawfully issued with harassment warning notices, High Court hears
Brexit would have ‘profound political significance’ for North, court hears
Belfast judge considers arguments on how quitting EU would affect Northern Ireland
Theresa May acted legally on Brexit, NI court hears
Lawyer for British government defends right to fully implement referendum vote to quit EU
NI politicians threaten legal challenge to Brexit
Group demands Belfast Agreement be legally protected before UK move to trigger EU exit
Belfast East: Major tussle in store between DUP and Alliance
Return of Naomi Long could pave way for future leadership bid
American anti-abortion clinic opens in Belfast
Clinic to provide ‘tangible help’ for women facing crisis pregnancies, US congressman says
Primary school principal in loyalist Shankill area points to social, economic and political issues
Glenwood Primary School principal not surprised Protestant working class boys are underachieving compared with their Catholic counterparts
Police question woman arrested near Marie Stopes clinic in Belfast
Arrest follows “allegation of an assault on another woman” on July 17th
Anti-abortion campaigner wins harassment conviction appeal
Bernadette Smyth’s conviction for pestering former Marie Stopes clinic head overturned
Amnesty calls for reform of ‘draconian’ NI abortion law
Legislation in North breaches Britain’s ‘international human rights obligations’
Northern Ireland abortion law can be challenged, court rules
Human Rights Commission issued proceedings against the Department of Justice
Date set for NI anti-abortion campaigner’s harrassment conviction appeal
Bernadette Smyth has been ordered to stop pestering Marie Stopes clinic director
Resolute champion of Belfast’s Protestant working class
Hugh Smyth: March 16th, 1939 – May 12th, 2014
Hugh Smyth, PUP leader who asked loyalists to ‘give peace a chance’, dies at 73
Cross-party tributes following death of Progressive Unionist Party stalwart
Marie Stopes praises staff who treated ‘hundreds’ of people during first year of Belfast clinic
Organisation stands by policy of not revealing abortion statistics
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