There have been accolades in Ireland to the late Archbishop Desmond
Tutu, who famously fought against the apartheid regime in South Africa
and against oppression around the world.
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Irish tributes to South African social justice campaigner
There have been accolades in Ireland to the late Archbishop Desmond
Tutu, who famously fought against the apartheid regime in South Africa
and against oppression around the world.
Published December 30, 2021
PSNI lies exposed at the highest level
A historic legal victory has been achieved with a ruling at the Supreme
Court in London against the PSNI police for its refusal to investigate
the torture of a group of civilians known as the ‘Hooded Men’.
Published December 18, 2021
Bittersweet conclusion to Miami Showband case
A survivor of the Miami Showband massacre has spoken out against British
lies as he and other victims of the atrocity agreed to a historic
settlement of £1.5m in damages for Britain’s collusion with loyalist
paramilitaries in the massacre.
Published December 18, 2021
SF tension after Ó Broin outburst
Prominent Sinn Féin TD Eoin Ó Broin is being urged to withdraw an attack
on former party leader Gerry Adams and other party colleagues who he has criticised for being unapologetic for causing “hurt or pain or trauma”.
Published December 18, 2021
Release of Palestinian activist welcomed
Dr Issam Hijjawi Bassalat, the Palestinian Scottish doctor imprisoned
since August 2020 on political charges in a British jail in the north of
Ireland, was released on bail on Monday, 13 December after 15 months of
imprisonment.
Published December 18, 2021
Hundreds gathered on Tuesday for a Mass and a candlelit vigil in
Coalisland, County Tyrone to mark the 50th anniversary of the murder of
Martin McShane, a 16-year-old boy shot in the back by the British Army.
Published December 18, 2021
PSNI ‘fatigued’ by disappearance of Noah Donohoe
An internal PSNI review into the death of a young Catholic boy in 2020
has revealed that police chiefs cited “financial constraints” and
“missing person fatigue” in connection with their response to his
disappearance.
Published December 18, 2021
A British government plan for ‘electronic visas’ could be one of the
most significant attempts to enforce its control on the north of Ireland
since the signing of the Good Friday Agreement in 1998.
Published December 11, 2021
Judge moves to allow bail for MI5 sting victim
A Palestinian doctor caught up in an MI5 bid to intern senior members of
Irish republican political group Saoradh is expected to be granted bail
after a judge accepted that his life is in danger at Maghaberry prison.
Published December 11, 2021
Figures show scale of PSNI oppression
Close to double the number of Catholics as Protestants were arrested and
charged by the police over a five-year period in the Six Counties,
according to new statistics.
Published December 11, 2021
Appeal to UN after Irish language speakers betrayed again
The United Nations should publicly support the “immediate
implementation” of an Irish language act for the north of Ireland, a
language rights body has told an international forum.
Published December 11, 2021
Key document may never be released
A British information tribunal has ruled that a review of ‘dirty war’
tactics in the north of Ireland compiled by British intelligence at the
height of the conflict nearly 50 years ago should stay secret.
Published December 11, 2021
Fresh insult for Ormeau massacre victim
A man injured in a massacre by a unionist death squad has been dismayed
by a decision that two members of the Crown Forces who falsely arrested
him while commemorating victims of the massacre will not be prosecuted.
Published December 11, 2021
US tariffs for pariah British state
The US government is to use tariffs on British steel as part of an
international push to force the British government to honour its treaty
obligations towards Ireland, it has been reported.
Published December 3, 2021
Glenanne families call for all-Ireland collusion inquiry
Survivors and families of the victims of the Glenanne Gang have called
for justice for the victims of British collusion and have denounced a
proposed amnesty for British state crimes in the north of Ireland.
Published December 3, 2021
New plan counters bid to redevelop ‘Ireland’s Alamo’
A grandson of 1916 hero Michael Joseph O’Rahilly has warned that
Dublin’s coalition government is standing by while private developers
prepare to tear up the Moore Street area where he died fighting for
Ireland.
Published December 3, 2021
Family to sue British state, Crown Forces
The family of a County Armagh teenager shot dead by loyalists almost 30
years ago are to sue the PSNI, the British Ministry for Defence and the
British Direct Ruler Brandon Lewis.
Published December 3, 2021
New website as McGurk’s Bar campaign turns 50
For the 50th anniversary of the McGurk’s Bar massacre, victims’ families
have launched a new website which commemorates those who died, the
survivors and their families, and will be the platform to their fight
for the truth.
Published December 3, 2021
British royals ousted from Barbados
There were international celebrations as the Caribbean island of
Barbados ended the reign there of Britain’s monarchy on Monday after 364
years.
Published December 3, 2021
Hundreds gathered in North Belfast this week to mark to call on the PSNI to come clean about Noah Donohoe’s death on what would have been his 16th birthday.
Published November 26, 2021
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