Shocking confirmation of British state collusion in the 1997 murder of
County Derry GAA official Sean Brown came during a “harrowing” inquest
hearing in Belfast this week.
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Brown family stunned by large-scale collusion
Shocking confirmation of British state collusion in the 1997 murder of
County Derry GAA official Sean Brown came during a “harrowing” inquest
hearing in Belfast this week.
Published February 29, 2024
Armed group claim attacks on PSNI
A republican armed group has claimed responsibility for improvised
rocket attacks on PSNI vehicles at two separate locations in County
Derry.
Published February 29, 2024
Cover-up legislation ‘doomed’ after court judgement
A central element of the London government’s notorious Legacy Act is in
breach of international human rights law, a judge has ruled.
Published February 29, 2024
PSNI’s politically-motivated attack on victims fails
The PSNI are being urged to apologise to members of the Bloody
Sunday families and SDLP leader Colum Eastwood after prosecutors threw
out a claim they had broken the law while walking together to a court
hearing last year.
Published February 29, 2024
‘Dirty tricks’ suspected in PSNI smear
The PSNI is in the spotlight once again after it emerged that a former
republican prisoner was falsely accused of possessing child abuse
images.
Published February 29, 2024
New poll confirms Six County majority for unity
A clear majority of those living in the north of Ireland now support
Irish reunification, according to the results of a new opinion poll,
while most people under the age of 50 say they are ready to vote for
unity in a referendum.
Published February 22, 2024
Cover-up fears as Glenanne case dropped
Hopes for justice in the series of over 120 killings carried out by the
‘Glenanne’ gang of Crown Force death squads are fading after it was
announced that there will be no prosecution against one of the senior
RUC police figures alleged to have been centrally involved.
Published February 22, 2024
Harassment and arrest for peaceful protest
Republican activists have been subjected to harassment on issues varying
from Palestine to poverty.
Published February 22, 2024
Sectarian objections to Dublin’s cash offer
Unionists have been protesting an announcement by the Dublin government
of funding for projects in the north of Ireland, with DUP leader Jeffrey
Donaldson insisting money for infrastructure plans should come from the
London government.
Published February 22, 2024
Aggressive recruitment tactics reported
Both MI5 and the PSNI have approached several republicans in recent
weeks in an attempt to boost their tally of informers. Several people
have been approached across the north and abroad, according to reports.
Published February 22, 2024
RTE fat cats accused of milking the State
There have been calls for a proper forensic audit of the Irish state
broadcaster after it was alleged that millions of euro have been drained
from RTE in a free-for-all by those leaving the organisation following
recent scandals.
Published February 22, 2024
One of Kitson’s killer unit to face prosecution
A former British soldier is to be prosecuted for one of the first
‘shoot-to-kill’ targeted murders to be carried out by the British Army
in the North.
Published February 15, 2024
Former Minister says London ‘running down the clock’ on justice
Former British Direct Ruler Peter Hain has confirmed that inquests into
suspected British war crimes are being “deliberately delayed” until new
cover-up legislation kicks in.
Published February 15, 2024
Tory move to silence nationalist rap band
The London government is being challenged over an overtly political
decision to withhold music industry funding for Belfast rappers Kneecap.
Published February 15, 2024
Leading Saoradh figure interned
Alan Lundy, a member of the Saoradh national executive, has been
interned, according to the party. Despite a lack of evidence against
him, a court in Belfast ordered him to be detained indefinitely.
Published February 15, 2024
O’Neill in display of support for PSNI
Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill has been criticised by republicans after
attending a PSNI police graduation ceremony – despite the force’s ongoing
involvement in collusion cover-ups and military-style raids in nationalist communities.
Published February 15, 2024
Sinn Féin defends Palestine rally after protest
A number of Palestinian activists were removed from a Sinn Féin
‘Solidarity Rally for Palestine’ event in Belfast over the party’s
decision to attend a White House event on St Patrick’s Day.
Published February 15, 2024
No more second-class citizenship
History was made on Saturday when Michelle O’Neill became the first
nationalist First Minister for the Six Counties and banished forever the
concept of Stormont being ‘a Protestant parliament for a Protestant
people’.
Published February 8, 2024
Pressure for unity as new order seen at Stormont
The historic confirmation of Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill as the First
Minister in the north of Ireland has pushed a referendum on Irish
reunification up the political agenda, and increased speculation that a
‘border poll’ is now only a matter of time.
Published February 8, 2024
Stakeknife’s handlers to avoid prosecution
The police investigation into the operation of British military agent
‘Stakeknife’ looks set to be a whitewash after it was announced that two
British Army handlers of the spy will not face prosecution for their
role in his killings.
Published February 8, 2024
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