Anti goldmine protesters set to appeal high court decision
Anti-gold mining residents in County Tyrone are appealing the high court’s decision to dismiss its bid for a judicial review...
The British establishment can no longer remain silent over killing children and colluding with terrorists
On 15 April 1981, Paul Whitters was shot by the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) with a plastic bullet in Derry...
Destroying people’s lives to fuel economic growth is sick. But that’s precisely what’s happening right now in Colombia.
International consumption of coal from the Cerrejón coalmine in northern Colombia is destroying the local Wayúu community. Not only does Wayúu...
After 47 years just one soldier is to face prosecution for Bloody Sunday. The British establishment haven’t changed a bit.
The people of Derry and Ireland had waited 47 years for this announcement. Then on 14 March, it came. The...
Just one former soldier will be prosecuted for the Bloody Sunday massacre
On 14 March, the prosecution service in the north of Ireland announced that just one of the surviving 17 paratroopers...
Former British army general says internment created a ‘full-blown battle’ in Ireland
On 11 March, former British army general Sir Geoffrey Howlett admitted internment without trial created a “full-blown battle”. He was...
Despite unreliable evidence, The Craigavon Two have spent the last 10 years in prison
On 10 March 2009, police arrested Brendan McConville and John Paul Wootton for the murder of constable Stephen Carroll in...
Karen Bradley is facing calls to resign after saying British army killings ‘were not crimes’
Secretary of state for Northern Ireland Karen Bradley has angered victims’ families by saying killings carried out by the police...
A 10-year limit on British army prosecutions will deny justice and damage relations
Following the announcement that ex-British paratroopers could face prosecution for the Bloody Sunday massacre in Derry, defence secretary Gavin Williamson...
30 years after a lawyer’s murder, the British government still denies his family justice
On 12 February 1989, British loyalists murdered human rights lawyer Pat Finucane. UDA terrorists assassinated Finucane in his north Belfast home. And...
Shooting innocent civilians didn’t end in Ireland, the British army continued doing it in Iraq and Afghanistan
The Military Reaction Force (MRF), an undercover unit of the British army, shot and killed unarmed civilians in the north...
Facebook restores an activist page but only after a threat of legal action
On 4 February, Facebook restored the page of Saoradh, a left-wing Irish republican group. Saoradh threatened legal action after Facebook...
An anti-gold mining campaigner is released after six hours in custody
On 23 January at 2pm, police in Northern Ireland (PSNI) arrested goldmine protester Cormac McAleer in Gortin, County Tyrone. The...
The DUP opposes persecution against all Christians but not in Northern Ireland
Open Doors launched its 2019 World Watch List on 16 January. Open Doors is a member of the Evangelical Alliance...
A single protester stops a gold mining company from drilling after chaining himself to its equipment
On Saturday 19 January, Cormac McAleer brought Dalradian Gold Ltd’s test drilling to a standstill. McAleer chained himself to Dalradian’s...
The DUP continues to prop up Theresa May’s lame duck government while ignoring Northern Ireland
On 16 January 2017, then-secretary of state for Northern Ireland James Brokenshire announced the Northern Ireland Assembly would be dissolved....
Nobody can believe the DUP leader’s latest gaffe on a ‘hard border’ in Ireland
On 15 January, the DUP's Arlene Foster explained her party's opposition to the Brexit backstop deal for Northern Ireland. She said...
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