A new report by the Belfast-based civil liberties group, the Committee
on the Administration of Justice (CAJ), has criticised the British
government's sectarian approach to targeting social need.
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Equality - the rhetoric and the reality
Published September 19, 2006
A summary of Sinn Féin’s new all-Ireland policy
document on healthcare.
Published September 15, 2006
Irish process is template for peace worldwide
Gerry Adams has brought a message of hope to the
Israeli and Palestinian people.
Published September 10, 2006
Relatives of bomb victims need to know truth
Even if the involvement of British intelligence is
proven in the Dublin and Monaghan bombings, it may still be kept secret.
Published September 5, 2006
An urgent action alert is being distributed by a number of
Irish-American organisations.
Published August 31, 2006
Partition is alive and well in Ireland.
Published August 27, 2006
The tenth and final hunger striker to die in the 1981 hunger strike
was Mickey Devine. He died 25 years ago on Sunday.
Published August 22, 2006
Famine tale uncovers common Irish ancestry
A little known shipping disaster which claimed the lives of almost 50
people from south Armagh during the Famine has inspired a new book.
Published August 18, 2006
Alert - US/UK Extradition Treaty
An action alert for US readers from the IAUC.
Published August 13, 2006
The story of the ninth hunger strike to die in the 1981 hunger strike.
He passed away on August 8th, 1981.
Published August 10, 2006
A dedicated republican and an outstanding soldier
The story of Kieran Doherty, the eighth hunger striker to die in 1981,
who passed away 25 years ago on Wednesday.
Published August 5, 2006
The story of INLA Volunteer Kevin Lynch, who died on hunger strike in
Long Kesh prison 25 years ago on Tuesday.
Published July 31, 2006
The full text of a wide-ranging address delivered by Martin McGuinness to the
MacGill Summer School at the weekend.
Published July 25, 2006
There is a historical precedent of “sexing up” a document, one that had major implications for subsequent relations between Ireland and England.
Published July 20, 2006
Founded on and fuelled by bigotry
There are at least three ways of looking at last week’s Twelfth
celebrations.
Published July 17, 2006
Joe McDonnell and Martin Hurson
This week marks the 25th anniversary of the death of two IRA Volunteers
on hunger strike in Long Kesh jail.
Published July 12, 2006
An experiment in human despair
Jonathan Cook on the real reasons for Israel’s invasion of Gaza.
Published July 7, 2006
Observe the true amnesiacs marching towards the Somme
The first 26-County commemoration of the Battle of the Somme was held
in Dublin at the weekend, with representatives from all the major
political parties in the North in attendance.
Published July 2, 2006
The Framing of Michael McKevitt
The Framing of Michael McKevitt, a booklet written by Marcella Sands,
sister-in-law of Michael and sister of Bobby Sands, raises serious
questions about the activities of MI5 in Ireland, collusion by senior
Garda police and a judiciary swayed by political rather than legal
argument.
Published June 27, 2006
The text of Sinn Fein’s annual address over the grave
of Wolfe Tone at Bodenstown. County Kildare. It was delivered at the
weekend by north belfast representative Gerry Kelly.
Published June 22, 2006
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