Having conversations with colleagues now has to be digitised and formalised in a Zoom schedule. The impromptu chat about a...

This week, the plan was for Belfast to be a rainbow hotspot of events culminating in the 30th Pride march...

Seeking to build on the momentum generated in our UK Pro Bono Week webinar, PILS organised The Truth about Pro...

In what has been an intense and bizarre year for many communities, the sense of positivity created by UK Pro...

Episode 25 in the Activist Lawyer podcast series – featuring The PILS Project – is out now!

Stormont spends almost £1 billion pounds a year dealing with child poverty, according to Trussell NI. Imagine what life would...

​The landmark #CleanAirNI legal challenge returns to court today (01 March 2024), as Northern Ireland’s latest Infrastructure Minister is settling...

“The work of PILS is, so it seems, to be not merely theoretical or confined to legal debates. It has...

Public Interest Litigation in Northern Ireland is the no-nonsense title of a new research report by Lawmanity.

Created by: The PILS Staff and Board, in consultation with Mandy Ayres and Monica Golding, October 2024

There aren’t many things that taste better to a public interest litigator than a Café Carberry* coffee after a positive...

Environmental campaigners in Whitehead, Co Antrim are celebrating a major climbdown by their local council after it admitted not following...

In April, Mid & East Antrim Borough Council’s decision to grant planning permission for the Cloghan Point oil terminal expansion...

Five things we’ve learned from PILS’ first Climate Justice CPD series.

Faced with the prospect of having skyscraper-sized gas silos hollowed out under Larne Lough, the Islandmagee community took their challenge...