The United Campaign Against Plastic Bullets has hit out at the inaction
of Alliance Party leader Naomi Long over the issue of the use of deadly
plastic bullets by the PSNI.
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‘Justice Minister’ refuses to act on plastic bullets
The United Campaign Against Plastic Bullets has hit out at the inaction
of Alliance Party leader Naomi Long over the issue of the use of deadly
plastic bullets by the PSNI.
Published October 13, 2022
President speaks out against legacy bill
Irish President Michael D Higgins has said that nobody who has suffered
from the conflict in Ireland wants to see an immunity from prosecution
for those responsible.
Published October 13, 2022
DUP’s Brexit strategy undermined by hatred of Sinn Féin
A slur by a DUP councillor on First Minister-designate Michelle O’Neill
has derailed a bid by the party to prevent port checks they claim amount
to an ‘Irish Sea Border’.
Published October 13, 2022
Confident Irish nationalism reaches out
A major conference in Dublin last weekend brought more than 5,000 people
together to hear a debate on the subject of Irish unity and the way
forward for the island of Ireland.
Published October 6, 2022
Signs of a thaw in Anglo-Irish relations
An apparent apology by a hardline Tory Brexiteer for Britain’s bad faith
in its dealings with Ireland and the EU has been given a cautious
welcome.
Published October 6, 2022
New effort to honour fallen martyrs
An inclusive garden of tribute in memory of local republicans who have
passed away over the past 50 years has been launched in Derry on Sunday.
Published October 6, 2022
British military blocking collusion ‘can of worms’
The brother of a Belfast man murdered by a loyalist gang 50 years ago
has revealed that he needs to inform the PSNI every time he visits his
grave.
Published October 6, 2022
Coroner urged to withdraw ‘perverse’ inquest verdict
The son of former Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) leader Dominic
McGlinchey is seeking to have an inquest into his mother’s murder
reopened.
Published October 6, 2022
Killer soldier could face prosecution
A file on the British soldier who shot dead mother-of-six Kathleen
Thompson as she stood in her garden in Derry has been sent to
prosecutors in a move welcomed by her family.
Published October 6, 2022
The rationale for the Union has gone
The release of census figures has removed any justification for the
British partition of Ireland.
Published September 29, 2022
British opposition could call border poll
The British Labour Party has said it would be prepared to call a
referendum on Irish reunification if it gets into power. Shadow British
Direct Ruler Peter Kyle has said he would set out his criteria for
calling a referendum.
Published September 29, 2022
Failed budgets follow cost of living protests
Thousands turned out in protest on Saturday, September 24 to march
against the rising cost of living and increased hardship in both parts
of Ireland.
Published September 29, 2022
Dillon family ‘deserve answers’
British secrecy and cover-up has increased ahead of the inquest into the
1997 murder of Seamus Dillon by a loyalist murder gang.
Published September 29, 2022
A new generation to carry on the justice fight
No one was brought to justice for the death of Harry Duffy. His family
fear new legacy legislation means no one ever will, but another
generation has vowed to continue the campaign regardless.
Published September 29, 2022
Schools urged to reject PSNI stunts
Lasair Dhearg has sent correspondence to every school and education
facility in the North about a British policing strategy which it says is
“aimed at grabbing the hearts and minds of our young people”.
Published September 29, 2022
Census results confirm significant demographic change
The 2021 census results confirm that the number of Catholics in the North of Ireland has leapt above the number of Protestants for the first time since the border was drawn through Ireland a century ago to prevent such a situation.
Published September 22, 2022
Unionists reject census results in advance
Unionists have been attempting to play down the significance of the
results of the 2021 Census for the north of Ireland.
Published September 22, 2022
Sectarian attacks in east Belfast
Two “shocking” anti-Catholic attacks have taken place in a mixed area of
east Belfast.
Published September 22, 2022
Anti-monarchy protest in Dublin
A protest march against the English monarchy took place in Dublin on
Monday as Irish republicans responded to the accession of King Charles
and the proclamation of his intent to rule over the north of Ireland.
Published September 22, 2022
Nothing compensates for murder of husband and father
The family of Loughlin Maginn, murdered as a result of collusion in 1989, have
demanded a proper inquest into the killing after their civil action
against the British Crown Forces was settled in their favour.
Published September 22, 2022
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