Emily Logan

Ireland ‘much better’ at challenging racism than UK or US, Emily Logan says

Logan says people from other countries are ‘taken aback by the social progression here’

Short-term fixes drive direct provision system over long term

Housing crisis has worsened situation of asylum-seekers and creaking support system

Human rights body expresses concern on reported abortion access issues

IHREC concerns include workplace discrimination and housing assistance payments

Brexit threatens to make Irish in North ‘second-class citizens’

Oireachtas committee told hard border would lead to fears ‘we are going backwards’

Human Rights body urges review of Electoral Act

Emily Logan warns of ‘repressive measures’ being used against rights groups in Europe

Black Irish citizens twice as likely to experience discrimination

New research focused on experiences in the labour market

Irish Times view on arson attack in Donegal: calling out racism

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

Hate speech against immigrants and Travellers ‘widespread’ online

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

Pavee Point ‘let down’ Travelling community, says Casey

Presidential candidate claims group showed poor leadership over Thurles dispute

One in five reports of discrimination against disabled linked to health services

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

Tackling hate crime: Report calls for specific legislation

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

Brexit must not force people to choose if they are British or Irish

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

Thirteen cases before courts family reunification law

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

Ombudsman for Children: ‘We’re not delivering on the promises we’ve given them’

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

State failed in ‘duty of care’ to Magdalene women - Flanagan

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

Members appointed to Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission

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

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