US author Bonnie Greer has been credited with a significant intervention
in Britain’s Brexit debate by eloquently speaking out for Ireland and
the peace process on a BBC news talk show.
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British audience stunned by message of Irish independence
US author Bonnie Greer has been credited with a significant intervention
in Britain’s Brexit debate by eloquently speaking out for Ireland and
the peace process on a BBC news talk show.
Published October 5, 2019
Child-abusing priest was ‘protected by RUC’
Suspicions are mounting that a former priest was allowed to sexually
abuse children in return for informing against republican families in
the north of Ireland.
Published October 5, 2019
Breakthrough in battle to access collusion documents
Families suing over state collusion with a loyalist paramilitary gang behind dozens of
sectarian murders have secured a major breakthrough in their battle to
access documents.
Published October 5, 2019
A former British soldier charged with the attempted murder of a special
needs man shot dead in County Tyrone in 1974 attended a right-wing rally
in London last week despite claiming that he was too ill to attend court
hearings in Belfast.
Published October 5, 2019
New inquest too late for sister of rubber bullet victim
A preliminary hearing into the death of a Derry man hit by a rubber
bullet has taken place in Belfast.
Published October 5, 2019
Chaos deepens as Fascist Tories incite Brexit violence
Warlike rhetoric and subtle threats of violence against MPs by British
Prime Minister Boris Johnson drew a furious response and threatened to
overwhelm the return of Westminster this week.
Published September 28, 2019
PSNI attempt to infiltrate border poll campaign
A political activist campaigning for a Six-County Border Poll on Irish
unity has been approached by the PSNI police to become an informer.
Published September 28, 2019
Scottish parades disorder threat ‘linked to Brexit’
Four loyalist parades went ahead in Scotland last weekend after a ban
was dropped in fear that loyalist marchers would react violently if they
were not allowed to proceed.
Published September 28, 2019
Legal fight against British oppression
An Irish citizen is set to go to the Supreme Court over being forced to
inform authorities about trips outside British jurisdiction.
Published September 28, 2019
Stardust justice campaign wins new inquests
The 26 County Attorney General has confirmed that fresh inquests will be
held into 48 deaths at the 1981 Stardust fire in Dublin.
Published September 28, 2019
British govt challenged over inaction on Finucane case
The widow of murdered Belfast defence lawyer Pat Finucane has lodged
High Court proceedings in a fresh bid to get a public inquiry into her
husband’s killing.
Published September 28, 2019
Supreme Court ruling restores Westminster, Johnson under pressure
Political parties across Britain and Ireland have urged British Prime Minister
Boris Johnson to resign following an unprecedented ruling today by the
Supreme Court in London that his suspension of the Westminster
parliament was unlawful.
Published September 24, 2019
First hearing in Bloody Sunday trial
After almost 48 years, the case of a British soldier accused of murder
during the Bloody Sunday massacre, the first and only prosecution for
the 1972 killing spree, finally began at Derry’s courthouse on
Wednesday. However, proceedings were adjourned until December.
Published September 21, 2019
Vulnerable woman subjected to shocking PSNI harassment
The PSNI have been condemned after using draconian stop-and-search
legislation against a woman with special needs in Newry.
Published September 21, 2019
Justice hope for Hooded Men after investigation ordered
The Court of Appeal in Belfast has ruled an investigation must be
carried out into the treatment of fourteen republican internees who were
tortured by the British Crown Forces in 1971.
Published September 21, 2019
Attempted rocket attack claimed as tensions increase
The New IRA have claimed responsibility for an attempted mortar rocket
attack on a PSNI base in Tyrone earlier this month.
Published September 21, 2019
Movement at last in legacy inquests
A review of legacy inquests involving a number of British state killings
and suspected collusion began at Belfast Coroner’s Court on Monday.
Published September 21, 2019
Lawyer takes action against PSNI intimidation
A Belfast lawyer has accused the PSNI of attempting to intimidate and
harass him as the Police Ombudsman upheld three of his complaints
against the force.
Published September 21, 2019
There were extraordinary scenes in the London parliament this week as
opposition MPs staged an angry protest against the suspension of
Westminster and accused the British Prime Minister of lying to the
English queen in order to secure the Crown’s authority for the shutdown.
Published September 14, 2019
DUP look to control border as Tories lose interest
After a meeting between the British Prime Minister and Taoiseach Leo Varadkar
failed to make headway in resolving the dispute over the border,
Sinn Féin is to oppose any attempt by the DUP to veto the backstop at the
Stormont Assembly in Belfast.
Published September 14, 2019
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