Mary La Rosa writes on the experiences of the International
Womens Peace Service, a team of women working for social
justice in Palestine's West Bank.
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Published February 2, 2004
British govt oppose human rights case at Lords
The family of an IRA man, shot dead in an RUC shoot-to-kill operation, have taken the fight to uncover the truth surrounding his death to the House of Lords.
Published February 2, 2004
Govt still hindering abuse inquiry - Laffoy
Justice Laffoy has strongly criticised the Dublin government,
the religious congregations and lawyers in the third interim
report of the Commission into Child Abuse, published
yesterday.
Published February 2, 2004
Minister links Ahern to `bribed' developer
The Irish Prime Minister, Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, has again
claimed that he does not recollect attending a 1989 meeting
with property developer Tom Gilmartin - despite testimony from
former Fianna Fail minister Mary O'Rourke that he was present
at such a meeting.
Published February 2, 2004
Ombudsman begins series of RUC inquiries
The Police Ombudsman has launched an inquiry into how RUC
police officers investigated the killing of a Portadown
teenager 12 years ago.
Published February 2, 2004
Dublin's Minister for Foreign Affairs and the British Direct
Ruler in Ireland, Paul Murphy, will jointly chair the first
session of the Good Friday Agreement review at Stormont
buildings outside Belfast tomorrow.
Published February 2, 2004
Spooks and spin-doctors win again
The Hutton fiasco shows the need, more than ever, for a full international inquiry into collusion and the nest of vipers that calls itself ``British intelligence''.
Published January 30, 2004
Diplomat accuses British of collusion
A former senior Irish diplomat, Sean Donlon, has told a parliamentary sub-committee in Dublin that be believed there was British security force collusion in the 1974 bombings of Dublin and Monaghan.
Published January 30, 2004
Today marks the 32nd anniversary of Bloody Sunday. We publish
a history of the area and community which was attacked that day,
prepared by the Bloody Sunday Trust.
Published January 30, 2004
PAISLEY AND AHERN IN HISTORIC MEETING
Democratic Unionist leader Ian Paisley has held what he has
described as a ``very constructive'' meeting with Irish Prime
Minister, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern.
Published January 30, 2004
Observers' concern at continuing Colombia trial delay
A delegation of international observers are visiting Colombia
to express their concern at the delay in the decision in
relation to Niall Connolly, Martin McCauley and James
Monaghan. The men have now been in jail for two and a half
years. The trial finished in July of last year and there is
still no verdict.
Published January 30, 2004
Scottish Bloody Sunday march banned
A Bloody Sunday commemoration march due to take place in Scotland on Saturday has been banned for the second year running after fears of a loyalist attack. The West of Scotland Bands Alliance organises the main Scottish Bloody Sunday commemoration march every year.
Published January 30, 2004
Supreme Court ruling undermines Good Friday Agreement
Two men, Michael O'Neill and John Quinn have lost their appeal to the 26-County Supremem Court appeal against the unexplained denial of their early release under the terms of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.
Published January 30, 2004
UDA using powerful flares as bombs
Unionist paramilitaries are using nautical distress flares as
booby-trap devices, the PSNI police has revealed.
Published January 30, 2004
Who is going to police the secret armies?
Thankfully, apart from continuing political chaos there is
still a postpeace-process good feeling factor in the North.
Published January 28, 2004
Hundreds of people took to the streets of Belfast yesterday
demanding an end to racism.
Published January 28, 2004
Bloody Sunday testimony draws to a close
A date has been set for the end of the Bloody Sunday Inquiry.
Published January 28, 2004
The following online petition to the President of Iran,
launched by Danny Morrison, calls for the Iranian government
to ignore British pressure to rename Bobby Sands street in the
Iranian capital, Tehran. Bobby Sands was the first of ten men
to die in the 1981 hunger strike in defiance of Margaret
Thatcher's criminalisation of the armed struggle.
Published January 28, 2004
The 26-County Dublin government has said it is prepared to
work with the unionist paramilitary UDA to advance the peace
process despite the group's ongoing campaign of violence.
Published January 28, 2004
Human rights groups `a curse' - Trimble
Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble yesterday described the human rights ``industry'' as ``one of the great curses of this world''.
Published January 28, 2004
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