New research focused on experiences in the labour market

DCU research shows that online hate speech against groups such as asylum seekers and Travellers is widespread

Users seldom report hate speech, study tracking ‘racially-loaded toxic speech’ finds

Presidential candidate claims group showed poor leadership over Thurles dispute

People with disabilities majority on committee to monitor State on UN Convention

‘Hate’ aspect of crimes lost through justice system due to lack of specific law

It is crucial that all of Northern Ireland’s people retain EU rights following UK’s exit

Emily Logan says family bonds should not be ‘severed’ by national borders

Why Dr Niall Muldoon went looking for the inside story on our adolescent mental-health services

Banquet held in Dublin’s Mansion House for some 230 people incarcerated in laundries

Appointments delayed by Betty Purcell’s challenge to the selection process

Schools to be allowed to reserve up to 25% of places for past pupils

Court rules law used to detain people unconstitutional

Compulsory retirement ages may be discrimination unless ‘objectively justified’

Study finds a more positive attitude to immigrants during ‘boom’ times

Cross-border committee says North should continue to be allowed to vote in EU elections

Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan delayed announcement over legal challenge

Emily Logan says half the 5,000 Roma living in the State ‘struggle to survive day to day’

Some Roma children kept out of school over ‘constant fear’ they will be taken into care

Comments follow settlement in case of four Travellers refused service in Maynooth bar

Amnesty Ireland should not have to return funds from George Soros, says Emily Logan

Solidarity TD Ruth Coppinger to push for the Oireachtas group to make its views known

State human rights watchdog says abortion should be widely available

State pledged 10 years ago to establish inspection regimes for various holding centres

Emily Logan says unpaid work women do should be rewarded with social supports

Human rights commission got 368 queries last year under Employment Equality Acts

ISPCC chief says volume of calls highlights shortcomings of social work service

Immigrant Council says work ban impacts on self-esteem, mental health and on children

Lower salaries, unpaid positions and minority rights – know your rights and options

Youth detention centre mired in controversy censured for harsh and primative conditions

Human rights in Ireland often ‘viewed as foreign policy’, commissioner tells Women's Podcast

Travellers and human rights groups welcome Taoiseach’s statement

State failed to meet deadline 15 months ago to transpose EU victims directive into law

Minister criticises Greek decision to put unaccompanied children in cages

Enda Kenny has resolved to support the recognition of Traveller ethnicity

European and Irish bodies have long sought ethnic minority status for Travellers

Rights commissioner Emily Logan says human rights commissioner at the Council of Europe plans to visit Ireland

Human rights group claims State is not meeting obligations to victims of school abuse

Irish rejection of 16 recommendations is raised at session of UN Human Rights Council

Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission seeks quick action on asylum seeker cases