Desmond Tutu

Tanya Sweeney: The latest kerfuffle is around a €16 pair of H&M dungarees the Royal’s baby son Archie wore

Former president outlines three steps all can take to alter climate change direction

Winnie Byanyima describes ‘tough time’ as charity accused of covering up exploitation

Peace and rights advocacy group previously headed by Kofi Annan and Desmond Tutu

Mandela didn’t lead South African rugby to the mountain top, he gave a glimpse of it

Aung San Suu Kyi must be held accountable for the crimes of the state she leads

Being openly gay has been a battle for the South African singer and actor, and his role in ‘The Wound’, about forbidden desires in the Xhosa tribe, is close to the bone

Roland van Hauwermeiren resigned amid claims he used sex workers

Irish people living in Oslo share their perspective on Trump’s ‘sh**hole’ comments, and the reaction in Norway

Cantillon: Entrepreneur not revealing too many insights despite his busy schedule in Dublin

Virgin Group boss tells Pendulum Summit businesspeople should aim to pass on mantle

Violence against Muslim ethnic group part of ‘longstanding pattern’ of abuse and discrimination’

More than 270,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled to Bangladesh in recent weeks

Supporting community organisations was response to growth of xenophobia, nationalism and populism

Shell sells stake marking milestone in project beset by problems and court cases

South African freedom fighter spent 18 years in prison with the late South African president Nelson Mandela

Richard Falk accused country of running apartheid-like regime towards Palestinians

Campaigner who was sentenced to life in prison with Mandela was critic of Jacob Zuma

Desmond Tutu and Malala Yousafzai among names who signed open letter

Electoral body in Spanish region says Arnaldo Otegi cannot run due to Eta conviction

The pianist on playing for Mandela and jamming with the Duke

Otegi likely to run for Basque regional premier for the EH Bildu coalition in elections

Otegi (57) jailed in 2009 for trying to reform political party linked to terrorist group Eta

Angry debate on social media highlights worsening race relations in ‘rainbow nation’

Working abroad: Conor McRitchie, senior consultant with Deloitte Digital, London

Actions secured important safety improvements to the project and helped create a much needed national debate about the management of our natural resources

The churches are ‘hugely out of touch’ with ordinary people, says Gordon Linney, clergyman and author of ‘Thinking Anew: Faith in a World of Change and Doubt’

South Africa to rely on traditional game to banish memories of defeat to Japan

Fr Michael Lapsley addresses community at public talk and workshop in Co Mayo

Ultimately, it is long-term social movements not short-term celeb moments that change the world

Call for Irish universities to recognise ‘illegal’ qualifications of persecuted minority

Spate of attacks has stoked concerns about growth of white racism

Tackling racial inequality in the criminal justice system has seen Bryan Stevenson praised as a ‘young Mandela’

Peacefield described by archbishop Tutu as jewel in the crown of centenary events

Laureates refuse to attend over South Africa refusal to give visa to Dalai Lama

Activists pull out of event after South Africa refuses visa for peace laureate

Author of Hillsborough report recommends non-statutory review of evidence

Journalist says attempts still being made to ‘blacken’ whistleblowers

Politicians, journalists and social justice campaigners among petition signatories

Environmental group makes the submission after Alan Shatter declines to hold independent inquiry