The percentage of NI asylum seekers accommodated in temporary hotel rooms rose dramatically from 2% in June to 56% between June-December 2021. Public authorities have been silent on the matter.

In an unequal housing system dominated by the private market, defined by peace walls and influenced by violence, why are vulnerable refugees being placed in deprived areas with the highest social housing demand? We use the Freedom of Information Act to dig deeper.

In this investigation we use Freedom of Information requests to take a closer look at the Minister for Communities' announcement of a £37million housing regeneration project for the New Lodge. FOI requests have also been used in an effort to track responses to fire safety recommendations at the tower blocks.

In North Belfast, as in West Belfast, acute housing need is concentrated in predominately Catholic areas, and is rising.

A review of figures from the eve of the Covid-19 pandemic to end March 2021 shows that child housing need is rising in West Belfast, and is increasingly concentrated in predominately Catholic areas

As of end March, nearly 44,000 households were waiting for a home. Of the at least 24,717 children under 18 in those households, a minimum of 13,906 are growing up officially homeless.

The #123GP campaign calls on the Minister for Health to address the huge disparities in availability of GP counselling in the department's ten-year Mental Health Strategy.

The year-on-year rise in prescriptions for antidepressants is an issue of huge concern but one which the new mental health strategy fails to address.

New data reveals that four of the five Health Trusts handed back funding ear-marked for counselling in 2019/20, despite people waiting months for an appointment

The PSNI responds to our questions about how they respond to reported incidents of hate crime against refugees, asylum seekers and other immigrants in their homes