Fintan O’Toole: It’s time for democrats to use the t-word, treason
Treason has flourished because progressives have been far too prim about calling it out
‘Gay cake’ complaint ruled inadmissible by European court
Gareth Lee failed ‘exhaust domestic remedies’ in the long-running case – ECHR
Treatment of hooded men was ‘clear use of torture’, Taoiseach says
UK ruling on PSNI decision to drop investigation is a vindication for campaigners, Martin says
The Irish Times view on the ‘Hooded Men’: closer to justice
The UK supreme court ruling ought to lend more weight to the case for scrapping British government plans to introduce a statute of limitations for Troubles-era crimes
Musgrave joining legal action seeking compensation from Visa and Mastercard
British courts ruled ‘interchange fees’ imposed by Visa and Mastercard on retailers for every card transaction were breach of competition laws
Now is the time for Ireland to consider a fair-work agenda
Europe proposes minimum wage floor, ways to tackle in-work poverty
Big tech’s evasion of responsibility may be coming to an end
Recent curbs on Facebook and Uber suggest governments are beginning to rein in giants
EU should give gig workers same rights as permanent staff
Commission launches consultation on employment rights
Uber loses supreme court ruling over rights of drivers
Landmark UK decision strikes a blow against the broader gig economy
Makhlouf vows ‘action’ against insurers avoiding payouts for valid Covid claims
Central Bank governor’s comments come in the wake of landmark court rulings
FBD shares drop following UK court ruling on Covid insurance
Insurer facing higher payout in business interruption case taken by four publicans
Pat Finucane’s murder goes right to the dark heart of the Troubles
Without a public inquiry, secrecy shrouds key questions about rule of law and collusion
Four North parties demand public inquiry into Pat Finucane’s murder
Sinn Féin, SDLP, Alliance and the Greens unite for joint letter to British government
Miriam Lord: Look at the size of it! Budget Boys go on a monster Covid spending spree
Paschal Donohoe and Michael McGrath’s largesse leaves Opposition struggling to find fault
Same-sex marriage objectors need legal protection, say bishops
North’s Catholic bishops say no religious body should be ‘compelled’ to endorse gay marriage
Women lawyers face ‘real obstacles’ in bid for equality
Senator Ivana Bacik remarks made as she accepts woman lawyer of year award
Derry woman considers UN complaint over UK citizenship ruling
Taoiseach backs Emma DeSouza’s case: British law ‘out of step’ with NI peace treaty
Johnson referred to police watchdog over links to businesswoman
British prime minister faces allegations of misconduct around dealings with Jennifer Arcuri
Boris Johnson is beyond UK supreme court embarrassment
MPs return to parliament 2½ weeks earlier than planned but nothing else has changed
What next for Boris? The options facing an under-fire UK prime minister
Britain’s leader faces uncertain future and narrowing options after a brutal court ruling
What the British papers say: ‘The most damning verdict on Boris Johnson’s integrity’
Financial Times, Guardian and Scotsman newspapers urge Boris Johnson to resign
The Irish Times view on the UK supreme court decision: the humiliation of Boris Johnson
A devastating judgment has left the British prime minister backed into a corner, his options narrowing and his time running out
UK supreme court ruling reinforces Ireland’s wait and see approach
Analysis: Johnson faces humiliating return to parliament where he lacks a majority
Boris Johnson’s demand to drop the backstop is unacceptable, Barnier says
EU’s chief Brexit negotiator says it is difficult to see a way to break the Brexit impasse
Boris Johnson damaged by judges’ verdict on his true reason for suspending parliament
Analysis: Prorogation ruling deepens disharmony in Conservative party
Westminster could legalise abortion in North, British-Irish assembly told
Gathering hears argument that human rights ‘not a devolved matter’
Uncertainty over abortion referrals in North ‘unacceptable’ – Commons committee
British government ‘must respond’ to breaches of Northern Irish women’s rights
Irishman who spend 17 years in jail loses compensation claim
Dubliner Victor Nealon’s conviction for attempted rape was overturned in 2013
Belfast bakers in ‘gay cake’ case urge Christians to take their stand
‘We knew we were doing what God wanted us to do,’ Daniel McArthur of Ashers’ bakery says
Photo service withholds images of ‘gay cake’ bakery owners in protest
Agency admits ‘tit for tat’ retaliation following UK supreme court ruling in Ashers case
Brexit and rights a route for republicans to closer unity with EU
Preserving EU democratic rights will be toughest nut to crack in Brexit talks
Mainstream sells Scottish project to France’s EDF for over €600m
Deal will pave the way for a grey market to commence for shares in green energy group
Eddie O’Connor’s Mainstream sells Scottish windfarm project to France’s EDF
Cost of developing offshore wind farms has fallen in recent years
The DUP has played hardball and lost
Newton Emerson: Party looks impotent on its constituents’ defining concern
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