Dissident Republicans from Oglaigh na hEireann (ONH) have called an amnesty on 20 men in the Belfast area under threat of attack.
After a house search, PSNI officers neglected to collect all of their equipment, leaving a gun lying on a child's bed.
Lisburn PSP launched a new program in Lisburn in cooperation with the NIHE, PSNI, SEHSC Trust and numerous local communities. The program, Lisburn SAFE (Safer and Friendlier Environments) centres on building positive and safe communities through community development.
Four PSNI officers have been suspended pending the results of an internal investigation.
Stop Search, a new play set in the modern context of
frequent police searches of young people will premiere at the end of April at
Broadway Theatre, Catford in London.
In the latest Criminal Justice Matters Sam Waterton and Kanja Sesay raise important questions: what do young people want and need from the police? And why isn’t anyone asking them?
An urban dancer flash mob took over Trafalgar Square on Saturday March 31 to bring awareness to police discrimination in the controversial stop and search powers.
Articles in this series examine the NIPB's recent LGB&T report.
Articles in this series examine the NIPB's recent LGB&T report.
The upcoming release of the PSNI's LGB&T report has stirred up questions surrounding gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender members of the police forces in Northern Ireland.
From the Irish News: When a police officer lost her personal mobile during an operation, it ended up in the hands of dissident republican group Oglaigh nahEireann (ONH), putting herself and her colleagues at risk.
Following three reported rapes last week, the BBC has said the total number of reported rapes is now 525 for the year - more than 10 reported rapes a week.