By speaking out about their experiences, survivors have helped change society, reports Kevin Childs.

The former NI co-editor, who died this week, was a much-loved colleague, friend and mentor.

UN rights chief asks the country to address needs of victims ‘on all sides’. Lasanda Kurukulasuriya reports.

History shows that militarism disproportionately impacts the poor. For the politicians it’s a game, writes Mari Marcel Thekaekara.

A new wave of smart appliances could soon be spying on your every move, warns Chris Spannos.

There’s much to admire in the documentary but its political framing and a major error threaten to undermine its message, writes Danny Chivers.

It is now martyrdom or freedom for Mohammed Al-Qeeq, reports Giedre Steikunaite.

The new head of Save the Children will be remembered as a hard-liner on immigration, writes Peter Kenworthy.

Sabita Banerji reports on the challenge of securing labour rights for plantation workers in India.

So why has the government cut funding for contraception? asks Iris Gonzales. 

If you’re worried about our sovereignty read the judges’ statement, writes Nick Dearden.