Justice
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Hate Crime and Public Order (Northern Ireland) Bill not expected until 2022
Northern Ireland could jump from being a laggard to having the most progressive hate crime laws in the UK, if…
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Bearing witness
A new report published by Victim Support NI highlights that court culture is still causing unnecessary suffering to victims of…
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Justice: A legislative programme
With less than a year left of the current Assembly mandate, the progression of legislation by the Department of Justice…
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Digital justice
Embedding digital and remote innovation necessitated in response to the pandemic will be a key element of progress under the…
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PSNI discrimination findings ‘justified’
The Chief Constable of the PSNI has apologised after a report by the Police Ombudsman, investigating the handling of the…
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Collaboration and community: Glasgow’s approach to justice
Ann Fehilly, Group Manager within Community Safety Services at Glasgow City Council speaks to agendaNi about how Glasgow went from…
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Policing in a pandemic
PSNI Deputy Chief Constable Mark Hamilton talks to David Whelan about the budgetary pressures facing policing, the impact of the…
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Minister Long: Legislating for change
Minister for Justice Naomi Long MLA talks to David Whelan about the Department’s busy legislative programme, the wider justice family’s…
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Justice Minister Naomi Long
New Justice Minister Naomi Long talks to David Whelan about her priorities upon taking up the role and the reforms…
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Probation Board for Northern Ireland sets out its strategic vision for 2020–23
PBNI Board Chair Dale Ashford sets out the organisation’s strategic vision for the next three years which will be contained…
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