Those seeking truth and justice in the north of Ireland are facing a
wall of silence by state officials hiding state crimes behind data
protection legislation.
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‘Neither confirm, nor deny’ - cover-up retools
Those seeking truth and justice in the north of Ireland are facing a
wall of silence by state officials hiding state crimes behind data
protection legislation.
Published December 8, 2022
Collusion bomb attack which advanced repression
The 50th anniversary of a deadly bomb attack thought to have been the
earliest act of British/loyalist collusion south of the border has been
marked in Dublin.
Published December 8, 2022
Opposition to amnesty bill boosted by conviction
The response of the London government to the conviction of a British
soldier for the death of a young Tyrone man has beeen described as
“shocking”.
Published December 1, 2022
Attacks claimed by armed groups
The New IRA has claimed responsibility for a mortar attack on a PSNI
patrol in Strabane, County Tyrone on November 17.
Published December 1, 2022
Republican communities punished by raids, evacuations
A protest has taken place in Strabane, County Tyrone following a week of
intense Crown Force activity which has seen front doors smashed and
families forced out of their homes by late-night raids and bogus
‘security’ alerts.
Published December 1, 2022
Intense MI5 efforts to recruit informers
Family members of republicans are being increasingly harassed and
coerced to provide information and collaborate with the Crown Forces.
Published December 1, 2022
DUP bid to ‘cherry pick’ protocol
The DUP have been accused of talking “from both sides of their mouth” on
the Brexit protocol after it was revealed former party leader Edwin
Poots lobbied to retain elements which benefit the largely unionist
farming community.
Published December 1, 2022
Changing unionism on show at the Ulster Hall
Up to a thousand people attended the Ulster Hall in Belfast on Wednesday
night for a meeting supporting Irish unity in a venue long associated
with unionism.
Published December 1, 2022
British soldier found guilty of manslaughter
A guilty verdict in a case against the British soldier who killed Tyrone
man Aidan McAnespie in 1988 is of “exceptional poignancy” for his
family, according to justice campaigners.
Published November 25, 2022
A judgement by the Supreme Court in London that a Scottish independence
referendum cannot be held without the backing of the Westminster
parliament has made clear that the ‘United Kingdom’ is a union that
exists by force, not by democracy.
Published November 24, 2022
Armed action challenges narrative
British forces may have believed their own propaganda in regard to the
status of IRA breakaway groups to judge by their shocked response to an
attack on a PSNI patrol in Tyrone last Thursday night, November 17.
Published November 24, 2022
Collusion fears following arms finds
Two former British soldiers are among a group of loyalists who have
appeared in court on weapons charges linked to the unionist paramilitary
UVF.
Published November 24, 2022
Loyalists mount Belfast ‘culture war’
An advertising hoarding for Irish language channel TG4 has been defaced
with sectarian death threats in north Belfast.
Published November 24, 2022
Protests over ‘callous’ legacy legislation
‘Bin the Legacy Bill’ protests have been taking place in Derry, Belfast
and London as a bid to end conflict-related prosecutions and
investigations takes place at the Westminster parliament.
Published November 24, 2022
US political leaders maintain support for Ireland
US political leaders continue to show strong support for the Irish cause
despite a change in the balance of power following mid-term elections there.
Published November 24, 2022
The son of an IRA Volunteer shot dead in the first of a series of
planned British ambushes forty years ago has said he will never give up
his fight for the truth.
Published November 16, 2022
Strip searches rise as authorities fail to use scanners
More than one hundred forced strip searches have been carried out
against Republican prisoners in the past two weeks, despite new scanners
that make the infamous procedure redundant.
Published November 16, 2022
‘Big Brother’ bid to control movements across border
Many crossing the border from the south into the north of Ireland may
soon be required to submit biometric facial and fingerprint data to the
British government.
Published November 16, 2022
Poppy Day parade held by UDA killer unit
An event organised by a sectarian and criminal murder gang to mark
Remembrance Sunday has been condemned by its victims.
Published November 16, 2022
New pressure to move beyond Brexit deadlock
People in the north of Ireland overwhelmingly believe Dublin should have
a role in governing the region should unionists continue to block the
return of power-sharing, a new poll has shown.
Published November 16, 2022
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