A statue of the anti-slavery campaigner Frederick Douglass has been
unveiled in Belfast.
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Anti-slavery campaigner celebrated
A statue of the anti-slavery campaigner Frederick Douglass has been
unveiled in Belfast.
Published August 3, 2023
PSNI harvested journalists’ phones for cover-up plot
The phone records of a respected Belfast-based journalist were secretly
searched by the PSNI police during an investigation into
allegations against the force.
Published July 27, 2023
Loyalists threatens judge after children hit by feud gunfire
A unionist paramilitary gang is threatening to kill a senior district
judge over his refusal to grant bail to gang members caught up in a
long-running feud.
Published July 27, 2023
Shock at unionist tribute to Shankill Butchers
There has been strong local condemnation of a tribute to the notorious
‘Shankill Butchers’ who terrorised Belfast with their infamously brutal
‘romper room’ sectarian killings.
Published July 27, 2023
Charges linked to stop-and-search harassment of families
A member of the PSNI is to be prosecuted over an assault on prominent
republican Brian Carron, it has emerged. The PSNI man will appear in court
later this month in connection with the incident, which came after a
campaign of state harassment against the prominent republican.
Published July 27, 2023
Republicans challenge sinister ‘debanking’ strategy
Saoradh’s national chairperson Stephen Murney and his family are the
latest republicans to have their bank accounts frozen at the apparent
behest of the British state.
Published July 27, 2023
Prison protest forces MI5 climbdown
Four republican prisoners announced a dirty protest at Maghaberry jail
last week in an effort to end their isolation at the prison away from
their comrades.
Published July 27, 2023
Ireland is mourning the loss of Sinéad O’Connor, arguably its most
famous singer, who became known for her fearless political activism as
much as her haunting voice and stirring live performances.
Published July 26, 2023
No joke over unionism’s response to the Twelfth
Supposed ‘outrage’ over a utility worker’s whispered joke at a loyalist
bonfire has marked a new low for unionist hypocrisy.
Published July 20, 2023
Call for talks after Ballycastle incident
A disturbing scene in which a man was set upon by loyalist bandsmen at a
provocative Orange Order parade has raised concerns in Ballycastle,
County Antrim.
Published July 20, 2023
A decision to call off a nationalist bonfire in Derry’s Bogside
following an intervention by young republicans and socialists in the
city has been welcomed.
Published July 20, 2023
Visa plan shows no concern for Ireland
The British government’s rejection of calls to allow some tourists to
cross the border through Ireland without its new ‘Electronic Travel
Authorisation’ (ETA) has been criticised amid warnings the tourism
industry will suffer.
Published July 20, 2023
Independent republican councillor, Barry Monteith, has called for the
‘immediate’ removal of a huge British military mast on the Hill of
O’Neill heritage site in Dungannon in County Tyrone.
Published July 20, 2023
‘Eleventh Night’ bonfires have once again exposed the acquiescence of
the Six County statelet in the violent, hate-filled actions of loyalist gangs.
Published July 13, 2023
Nurse escapes terrifying arson bid
An Aontú representative has been targeted by loyalists after her car was
set alight in Newry on Wednesday morning in a shocking hate crime.
Published July 13, 2023
Mixed signals as Twelfth passes quietly
A nationalist residents’ group has criticised attempts by the
anti-Catholic Orange Order to reignite 25-year-old tensions over
sectarian marches down the Garvaghy Road in Portadown, County Armagh.
Published July 13, 2023
An unspeakable horror recalled
Balloons were released at a gathering on the 25th anniversary of the
murders of the three Quinn boys in Ballymoney.
Published July 13, 2023
Inquests delayed as deadline looms
The family of a man shot by soldiers in Derry in 1978 has urged that a
fresh inquest into his death is completed before a potential cut-off
date next year.
Published July 13, 2023
Demonstrations have been organised in Belfast and Derry over an Israeli
assault on Jenin refugee camp in Palestine.
Published July 13, 2023
Landmark judgment finds murdered teen was blameless
The family of a teenage boy killed by the British Army in 1975 has
welcomed an inquest judgment that found he was entirely innocent when he
was the victim of a cold-blooded military execution.
Published July 6, 2023
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