The 2,300-page 12-volume report must deliver justice for victims, Amnesty says

Northern Executive urged to act quickly to compensate victims after HIA Inquiry

Catholic Primate Eamon Martin said he was ‘taken aback’ by account of July meeting

Senior officer denies organisation knew of sexual abuse at boys’ home in Belfast

Richard Kerr feels he has not been given all material that is being relied upon in hearings

Inquiry chairman says organisations such as MI5, MI6 and RUC will be investigated

Claim that children in Kincora were ‘abused and prostituted’ for security reasons to be investigated

Abuse survivor claims politicians, state agents involved in paedophile ring at care home

North’s Historical Institutional Abuse Inquiry examines allegations at residence

Inquiry chairman wants proper compensation scheme for victims of institutional abuse

‘Daily fights’ between Catholic and Protestant residents in 1970s alleged

Amnesty calls for Belfast boys’ home to be included in Westminster investigation

Co-defendant’s challenge to being convicted of attempting to murder women attending victim also rejected

Former Catholic primate faced criticism over role in meeting Smyth victims

Inquiry in North hears notorious paedophile priest abused children for decades

Counsel for one victim claimed new evidence in the Kincora scandal must now be examined by a wider Westminster inquiry

Smyth was convicted of over 100 child abuse charges over 40 years on both sides of Border

Chairman of Historical Institutional Abuse Inquiry challenging High Court verdict

Claims that politicians and state agents colluded in paedophile ring at Belfast home

Belfast judge found legal representation unfairly denied to a victim

Woman took action over Historical Institutional Abuse Inquiry

Jennifer McCann calls for reparations to those involved in Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry

Amnesty decries Northern Secretary’s decision as part of British government ‘conspiracy of silence’ over abuse at Belfast boys’ home

Villiers says allegations should be examined by Northern Ireland-specific investigation

De La Salle brother at Rubane House in Co Down heard claims raised by four boys

Alleged victims of paedophile Fr Brendan Smyth set to give evidence to inquiry

‘Shocking’ evidence of abuse children allegedly suffered won’t be ‘swept under carpet’

Most of the 66 witnesses will be interviewed by video link next month

Former British soldier claimes he was told to stop investigating claims

Sisters who cared for more than 5,000 children in need were ‘taken for granted’

Order admits it was guilty of physical abuseand failures in provision of care for children

More than 100 children were transferred from residential homes after the war

Witnesses tell abuse inquiry of trust in senior nun

Former social worker admits nuns provided ‘care on the cheap’

Litany of horrific evidence points to multiple failures throughout society

Senior counsel at Historical Institutional Abuse inquiry told incidents ‘never happened’

Two victims waive anonymity to reveal abuse at religious-run homes in North

Inquiry told of beatings by senior girls and nuns at Derry care home

Witness claims senior boys were free to abuse juniors in dormitories in Derry home

Opinion: It was said the boys would find ease in heaven as they had certainly done their purgatory on Earth