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[An Phoblacht]

Thursday 23 October, 1997

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Kelly arrest
against peace process

The arrest on foot of British extradition warrants of Long Kesh escaper Tony Kelly from his home in Donegal has caused widespread anger. more

Campaign for Seán Kinsella

An Phoblacht readers are being asked to contact the Department of Justice to raise the case of Seán Kinsella.

Gerry Adams on Presidential campaign

Gerry Adams argues that the controversy surrounding the Presidential campaign can develop into a debate about the type of country Ireland can become.

Child's ordeal at hands of Paras and RUC

The appearance in a Belfast courtroom of a ten year old boy from Ardoyne in North Belfast on Mondayr highlighted the level of sectarianism endured by even the youngest members of the nationalist community.

Unionists resurrect gerrymandering

A secret deal hatched by unionists on Belfast City Council has been used to block the appointment of Sinn Féin councillors to outside bodies.

£5000 to become informer

In a concerted attempt to recruit informers, the RUC in Lurgan have offered cash inducements to each of six Lurgan men who were arrested in the past two weeks.

Constant harassment in Lurgan

Lurgan lawyer Rosemary Nelson will meet with UN Special Rapporteur Param Cumaraswamy this Friday to detail incidents of threat and harassment she has faced as she represents her clients.

RUC and Mowlam retain say on parades

Press statements have indicated that the Parades Bill will transfer responsibility for decisions about contentious parades from the RUC to the Parades Commission - but the fine print confirms little has changed.

Always ask why

Laurence McKeown wonders the why, and the who, of the serial leaks and scandals emanating from Dublin.

United front against spyposts

Over 1000 people gathered in Crossmaglen on Sunday 19 October to protest against the lookout posts and increased helicopter flights and foot patrols by the British Army since the IRA cessation.

RUC talking through their hat

Personal details on nationalists which the RUC have claimed ``fell out of an officer's hat'' are now most certainly in the hands of loyalists.

Presidential campaign raises anti-nationalists

This most bizarre of all the presidential elections ever held in the 26 Counties has almost become a referendum on the peace process writes MICHEAL MacDONNCHA

Young people targeted

RUC harassment of young nationalists across the Six Counties has risen dramatically during the last number of weeks. Both Sinn Féin Youth activists and ordinary nationalist youth have been targeted.

Biased Ford manager set for disputes agency

Questions have been raised about the impartiality of Ford plant manager Jim Collins after his appointment to the Labour Relations Agency which mediates in industrial disputes in the Six Counties.


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