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Friday, May 3, 2002 |
Anti-social Crime by Cieran PerryThe recent release of a report called "They shoot children, don't they?" by Professor Liam Kennedy of Queen's University in Belfast again raises the issue of Anti Social crime and how it should be dealt with. The report itself is deeply flawed due to it being so biased against the paramilitaries and the lack of understanding of the pressure from communities for something to be done about people engaged in anti social activities. While this is only to be expected from a report commissioned by the "Northern Ireland Committee Against Terror" the statistics quoted in the report do merit comment. The report states that punishment attacks on youths in Northern Ireland have almost doubled since the signing of the Belfast Agreement.
Comments: 6:40:37 AM
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'Republican prisoners are being ill-treated day and daily' Statement read to Conway Mill meeting on Sunday, April 28 by Republican Sinn Féin POW DepartmentWe are here today to highlight the plight of Republican POWs in Maghaberry prison because of the policy of criminalisation once again being carried out by England against Republican POWs; the target for this unjust policy being the Republican POWs under the Maghaberry regime. Republican POWs find themselves in a very volatile situation.
Comments: 6:37:44 AM
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Remember the Dead...Fight for the Living Billy MitchellSunday past, April 28th, was "Workers' Memorial Day" - not that there was any significant coverage of it in the local media. Workers Memorial Day is a time for workers everywhere to commemorate workers who have died as a result of work-related accidents and disease and to renew the fight for safe and healthy working conditions for workers everywhere.
Comments: 6:32:56 AM
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Secret papers and British guilt By Laura FrielSecret government documents have revealed British plans to cover up their role in the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombing, in which 33 Irish citizens were killed and many more seriously injured.
Comments: 6:30:03 AM
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