Leaving court with their two arms the one length… Blog by...
RFJ attended a re-arranged hearing in the Roseann Mallon inquest yesterday. The inquest is dealing with a final issue: whether it is adequate for...
It’s the Collusion question in Mallon Inquest
Tonight's blog is written by RFJ's Mike Ritchie
The activities of RUC Special Branch, its weapons intelligence unit and collusion with loyalists continues to overshadow...
Irish Government Must Assert Rights of Victims
Mike Ritchie writes on the Talks where British officials have produced a flawed legacy investigation mechanism and argues that Irish government need to assert rights of victims of State violence and collusion.
“Lack of Resources” for legacy a shield for state impunity
By Mark Thompson
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has withdrawn a commitment to fund investigative work into conflict related killings from the Police Ombudsman. Alarmingly...
Irony is alive and well for PSNI at Shoot-to-Kill Inquest
Deputy Chief Constable Drew Harris finally took the stand in the Shoot to Kill inquests today. His appearance took much longer to happen than...
Féile Blog
Thursday 31st July 2014
Féile opens officially today and RFJ is busy.
We were delighted to be invited and attend the launch of the Andersonstown News...
Time for Truth not for Insults
The letter sent to the Ballymurphy Families this morning by courier from Secretary of State Theresa Villiers is a symbolic gesture of the contempt...
Remembering Quilt Launch Speech and Poem
Speech by Deputy Director Andrée Murphy at launch of 10th Panel of Remembering Quilt and the poem by Mícheál Gallagher about the square dedicated...
Inclusive Language is critical to Progress
Like many, I am interested in, and bewildered by, what has created a stumbling block to progress re the Haass O'Sullivan proposals on Dealing...
