From confronting Nato to defending Irish neutrality, Clare Daly’s principled stance embodies the often-forgotten peace tradition at the heart of IWD — we are proud to welcome her to our Belfast event, writes LYNDA WALKER

LYNDA WALKER writes about Bohemian FC, who are set to welcome the Palestinian Women’s National team for their first ever match in Europe

LYNDA WALKER pays tribute to a trailblazing black actor who championed progressive causes, leading to a close relationship with struggles for justice in Ireland

LYNDA WALKER looks at the background to present disarray in the Police Service of Northern Ireland

The continuation of an important cross-community festival is threatened by sectarian bravado, argues LYNDA WALKER

LYNDA WALKER reports on the first women’s day march in Northern Ireland in two years

Following a ceremony held by comrades of the legendary communist activist, LYNDA WALKER summarises a life that saw time in Armagh jail, study in the Lenin School in Moscow and a founding role in the Irish civil rights movement

LYNDA WALKER reports that the North of Ireland's only women-only hostel's struggle for survival has united the political left and workers' movement

LYNDA WALKER argues that the cause of the ongoing sectarian rioting lies partly with the botched Brexit border situation in Northern Ireland

LYNDA WALKER remembers the legendary US civil rights activist’s two visits to Belfast, in 1994 and 2017

This year has seen a resurgence of the women’s movement and Helen Crickard sees every reason for sisters to be optimistic