Conor Courtney is a Case Reporter based in Northern Ireland. He covers a wide range of legal topics, including human rights issues, international conflicts, and court rulings. Conor's work is featured in publications such as JURIST, Scottish Legal News, and Irish Legal News.
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Conor Courtney's coverage focuses predominantly on legal policy regulation, government announcements, and evolving stories related to government and politics as well as world affairs. His articles delve into topics such as the Israel-Palestine conflict, human rights, international law, court cases, and government actions.
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By: Conor Courtney
Amid the recent renewed conflict between Israel and Hamas, Human Rights Watch (HRC) Thursday claimed that the Israeli armed forces had used a substance known as white phosphorous in munitions fired at...
By: Conor Courtney
French President Emmanuel Macron announced Saturday that 7,000 soldiers would be mobilized after the country activated its highest alert level following the stabbing death of a teacher in an apparent...
By: Conor Courtney
The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal challenging a decision which found that police officers and staff in the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) were historically underpaid holiday pay since 1998, up to a total value of £30 million. Delivering the judgment, Lord Kitchin and Lady Ros
The Ukrainian parliament, Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, announced on Thursday their adoption of decision number 8371, which bans religious organizations who have colluded with armed aggressors from opera...
By: Conor Courtney
Northern Ireland’s Court of Appeal has upheld an appeal brought by a man in his 70s who claimed damages resulting from the fact that he was a secondary victim of asbestos exposure via his father’s employment at the Harland & Wolff shipyard. Delivering the judgment, Lady Chief Justice
By: Conor Courtney Law
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) claimed in a statement released Friday that an attack on their ambulances by Israeli forces that day was in breach of the Geneva Conventions and amounted to a war crime.
By: Conor Courtney Law
In a statement released Friday , the UN Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner warned of the “multi-layered human rights violations of
By: Conor Courtney Law
World Health Organization (WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said Friday that the WHO is “extremely disturbed” by reports of airstrikes near Gaza's al-Shifa hospital, the largest in the region.
By: Conor Courtney Law
Three Palestinian human rights groups, Al Haq Al Mezan Center for Human Rights , and the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights , filed a lawsuit on
By: Conor Courtney Law
The UN Security Council voted to cease the ongoing political mission in Sudan on Friday. This follows claims by Sudan's military government that the mission failed to meet expectations.
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