Speaking on Law on Trial, the Business Post’s legal affairs podcast, the London-based Gallagher discusses the challenges that come with representing some of the world’s leading pro-democracy campaigners

The human rights body late last month issued concluding observations on its fifth periodic review of Ireland’s compliance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

The head of the Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong is lobbying politicians around the world to take a tougher approach to the Asian superpower

20-page report from trade union will claim scheme designed to regulate fishing industry has made things worse for migrant fishers

Long a place of free political expression and economic prosperity, Hong Kong has gone eerily silent since the National Security Law suppressed criticism of Beijing. While many protesters have gone to ground others, like Nathan Law, have fled the country to plead their cause abroad

Members of the Myanmar minority want recompense from the social media giant for its role in the spread of hate against them

ITF says government has ‘botched’ transposition of EU law around working time for migrant workers in fishing industry

Maynooth University report finds that conditions for migrant fishing workers have worsened despite introduction of the atypical workers’ scheme

Irish Council for Civil Liberties seeks an end to mandatory hotel quarantine and the Covid tracker app

Human rights group Glan has warned there is a credible case that the Asian superpower is committing ‘genocide’