A Belfast Trader selling counterfeit jewellery, handbags and accessories was today fined at Befast Magistrates' Court. 

One man was arrested today after the discovery of a diesel laundering plant and 60,000 litres of toxic waste in Northern Ireland.

Justice Minister David Ford today launched a campaign aimed at victims of human trafficking in Northern Ireland.

Justice Minister David Ford and Irish Justice Minister Dermot Ahern TD opened the eighth cross border seminar on organised crime on Monday 4 October.

As part of National Consumer Week 2010, The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment's Trading Standards Service has issued advice on how shop safely online. 

The Ulster Unionist Party is to lead a call for the Justice Minister to do more to combat what it calls 'modern day slavery' or human trafficking.

Four men from Co Armagh have been arrested in a major cross border operation 

 A Belfast Trader selling counterfeit Tiffany & Co, Links of London, Pandora, Gucci and Playboy jewellery was today fined a total of £500.00 (plus costs) at Belfast Magistrates' Court

 Justice Minister David Ford has welcomed the recovery of 15 potential victims of human trafficking 

 An illegal diesel laundering plant has polluted a rural area of South Armagh.