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Public Event - St Mary's College, Belfast | Thursday 3rd November, 7-9pm Read More»
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Remembering Quilt
Relatives for Justice Remembering Quilt is a project for people who have lost someone as a result of the conflict in Ireland. The quilt is made up of squares which have been dedicated to individuals who have died as a result of the conflict. These squares are designed and made by family members and friends who wish to remember their loved ones in a creative and positive way. The squares are brought together to form a large quilt which will be a poignant remembrance of the great loss our community has had to bear. Read More»
Latest Press Releases
Look through our current and archive of press releases. Read More»
Complimentary Therapies
At Relatives for Justice Paula Torney manages a team of highly qualified complementary health therapists who work in the clinics we operate throughout the North of Ireland. A professional best practice approach underpins and guides our Complementry Therapy Clinic. That is why we have specifically designed our Complementary Therapy support services to meet and be responsive to your needs. Read More»
Youth Programme
Relatives for Justice Youth programme work with young people aged 5-25 who has had a parent, grandparent, brother, sister, aunt or uncle murdered or injured as a result of the conflict. We work in partnership with other agencies to support children and young people to maximise their potential and address any needs they have individually or as a group. Read More»
Find out more about the staff at Relatives for Justice. Read More»
Complimentary Therapies
At Relatives for Justice Paula Torney manages a team of highly qualified complementary health therapists who work in the clinics we operate throughout the North of Ireland. A professional best practice approach underpins and guides our Complementry Therapy Clinic. That is why we have specifically designed our Complementary Therapy support services to meet and be responsive to your needs. Read More»
BBC RADIO SHOW:
Listen to Sunday's radio show featuring Jesse Jackson, Clara Reilly, Alan McBride, Raymond McCord and Mark Thompson speaking about Jesse Jackson’s visit to Belfast and Relatives for Justice’s Remembering Quilt. The interview clip begins approximately 34:30 minutes into the programme. Read More»
Statement from Clara Reilly following meeting between Finucane family and British prime minister Read More»

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To provide appropriate therapeutic and developmental based support for the bereaved and injured of the conflict within a safe environment. To examine and develop transitional justice and truth recovery mechanisms assisting with individual healing, contributing to positive societal change, ensuring the effective promotion and protection of human rights, social justice, and reconciliation in the context of an emerging participative democracy post conflict.

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