Lawyers for staff at Maghaberry prison in County Antrim have admitted
violating their own policies in a recent case of abuse against Irish
republican internee Tony Taylor.
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Taylor takes action over prison treatment
Lawyers for staff at Maghaberry prison in County Antrim have admitted
violating their own policies in a recent case of abuse against Irish
republican internee Tony Taylor.
Published July 30, 2016
Testimony confirms British Army killer unit not disbanded
A recently released document marked ‘restricted’ has provided a new
perspective on the British government’s collusion with loyalist
paramilitaries in the north of Ireland.
Published July 30, 2016
UDA show of strength after parades body approval
A parade in support of UDA paramilitaries took place again this year in south Belfast and once again in defiance of Parade Commission
restrictions.
Published July 30, 2016
Light sentences for Anglo fraudsters
Three former Irish bank executives have been sentenced to combined
prison terms of just eight years three months despite being found guilty
of committing one of the biggest financial crimes in world history.
Published July 30, 2016
Changed utterly? Party leaders accept reunification drive
In a potentially historic advance, the Irish Taoiseach and the leader
of the largest opposition party in the Dublin parliament have both said
they recognise the prospect of a referendum to bring about Irish
reunification.
Published July 23, 2016
‘No crime’ say PSNI as UVF banner celebrates murders
The PSNI police have refused to even describe as a hate crime a new
loyalist paramilitary banner which gloats about the UVF murder of four
men in County Tyrone.
Published July 23, 2016
New row over Cameron’s Bloody Sunday apology
Former British PM David Cameron has been accused of hypocrisy over his
Bloody Sunday apology amid efforts to eulogise his legacy following his
departure from Downing Street.
Published July 23, 2016
Justice campaign for Robert McGuinness
The brother of a 20-year-old man shot dead by the British Army 43 years
ago has embarked on a campaign to clear his name of accusations that he was armed at the time.
Published July 23, 2016
Soldier’s death linked to war crime 40 years earlier
A coroner has been given a letter revealing new evidence about a
‘psychopathic’ British soldier who was linked to the murder of a west
Belfast teenager and also plotting to assassinate Gerry Adams.
Published July 23, 2016
Call to reform ‘inhumane’ Direct Provision
There have been new calls for the Dublin government to disband their
“inhumane” Direct Provision centres as a report revealed the mental
strain endured by those consigned to live in the refugee shelters.
Published July 23, 2016
Councillor attacked at Ballycastle parade
Independent nationalist councillor Padraig McShane was attacked and left
bleeding from his head in the most serious incident arising from the
‘Twelfth’ parades by the anti-Catholic Orange Order on Tuesday.
Published July 16, 2016
Action against hate bonfires would ‘increase disorder’ - PSNI
The PSNI police has washed its hands over a series of hate crimes and
other offences at this year’s loyalist ‘Eleventh Night’ bonfires,
calling for “consultation and dialogue” instead of bringing charges
against loyalists.
Published July 16, 2016
New British PM and Direct Ruler ‘value Northern Ireland’
The new British Prime Minister Theresa May has stressed her
commitment to maintaining British rule in the north of Ireland amid
concern among human rights workers that her appointment will further
undermine civil and human rights here.
Published July 16, 2016
‘Messy business’ as debate over post-Brexit border begins
Sinn Fein’s Deputy First Minister at Stormont, Martin McGuinness, has
said the new British Prime Minister is on a collision course with the
European Union over its approach to what he described as a “disastrous
decision” to leave the EU.
Published July 16, 2016
Growing support for release of Derry internee
Pressure for the release of Derry republican Tony Taylor has increased
following the dropping of a prosecution dating from October 2015 and the
removal from her post of British Direct Ruler Theresa Villiers, who
ordered his internment.
Published July 16, 2016
Census confirms numbers of vacant homes amid housing crisis
Homeless campaigners have demanded immediate action after Census 2016
found almost 200,000 houses and apartments lying empty across the 26
Counties.
Published July 16, 2016
Villiers replaced as British Direct Ruler
James Brokenshire, a 48-year-old Tory MP and junior Home Office Minister
based in Kent, has been named as the new British Direct Ruler in Ireland
after Theresa Villiers was dropped from the post.
Published July 14, 2016
Houses gutted by bonfires as Orangemen march
There were confrontations this morning as sectarian parades were forced
through Catholic communities following a night in which bonfires were
lit to herald the day of loyalist aggression.
Published July 12, 2016
Theresa May to become British PM on Wednesday
British Prime Minister David Cameron has revealed he will officially
step down on Wednesday, months ahead of schedule. His announcement came
after it emerged his replacement will be Home Secretary Theresa May,
whose last rival for the leadership of the Conservative Party dropped
out this morning.
Published July 11, 2016
Unionists ‘veto’ Irish Brexit forum
Sinn Fein has called on the Taoiseach to press ahead with a plan to
convene a national, all-Ireland forum on dealing with the fallout of the
British vote to leave the EU.
Published July 9, 2016
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