News and impactHome » News and impact Show filters Stormont confirms it has failed to think about how major administrative hurdles harm the right to protest View Alarm bells are ringing for human rights defenders View The (lack of) relationship between autism and violence: A literature review View Twenty-eight days and £10 million: Rights-violating restrictions on protests in Northern Ireland View Partner Report: Vigilados En Secreto View Partner Report: Se están metiendo en el perfil de al lado View Rights & Security International’s evidence to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee on the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill View RSI gives evidence to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee on the ‘Joint Framework on addressing the legacy of the past’ View RSI responds to new ‘Troubles’ legacy proposals View In June, RSI uncovered Ofsted ‘Prevent’ materials that link autism and extremism – what has happened since? View Can the UK ban organisations such as Palestine Action and Extinction Rebellion? View ‘A second-class citizen in fact’: The racist roots and ongoing harms of the UK’s ‘good character’ requirement to naturalise as a British citizen View RSI and Prevent Watch back Springwatch star’s campaign against Prevent profiling View Ofsted ‘Prevent’ training materials draw a target on autistic children View Ballymena statement: Calling out racism in Northern Ireland View New documents show incoherent government approach to autism and other Prevent monitoring View
Stormont confirms it has failed to think about how major administrative hurdles harm the right to protest View
Twenty-eight days and £10 million: Rights-violating restrictions on protests in Northern Ireland View
Rights & Security International’s evidence to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee on the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill View
RSI gives evidence to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee on the ‘Joint Framework on addressing the legacy of the past’ View
In June, RSI uncovered Ofsted ‘Prevent’ materials that link autism and extremism – what has happened since? View
‘A second-class citizen in fact’: The racist roots and ongoing harms of the UK’s ‘good character’ requirement to naturalise as a British citizen View
