NGOs and Academics Proposals re National Security Obstacles on Dealing With...
In the spring of 2016 Relatives for Justice, the Committee on the Administration of Justice, the Pat Finucane Centre and Queens University academics Prof...
Families vindicated as systemic collusion in murders confirmed
Speaking after a series of briefings by the Police Ombudsman, Marie Anderson, into 19 murders and two attempted murders in the south Derry and...
South Belfast Collusion Families Vindicated by Police Ombudsman Report
Press Statement on behalf of Relatives for Justice and KRW Law
08/02/2022
South Belfast Families Vindicated
as Police Ombudsman Finds Collusion in Killings
Families mentioned in the...
Forgetfulness of wrong: a tale of international battles for human rights
Blog by RFJ Caseworker Irati Oleaga
Relatives For Justice (RFJ) is a human rights-based NGO offering holistic support services to victims and survivors of the...
UPDATED Benefits Advice
Last night Ministers for the Communities Deirdre Hargey introduced new measures for those applying for benefits. Below is latest information. However you should get...
UK pulls down shutters on victims as it erects banner of...
Speaking in response to the Committee of Ministers (CoM) findings in Strasbourg RFJ’s Director, Mark Thompson, said:
“Relatives for Justice and the hundreds of families...
Jim Doherty Family Report
Six year old Jim Doherty was shot in West Belfast on October 8th 1972, he died a week later. No organisation has claimed responsibility...
Ormeau Road Delays to investigations exacerbates trauma of families
On the anniversary of one of the most notorious atrocities of the conflict in which five males, two of them teenage boys, were murdered...
PSNI thwarting publication of Ormeau Rd Collusion Report
The families affected by the Police Ombudsman's Operation Achille report learned last week that the long overdue report will now not be published due...
Revealing sensitive documents in Ronnie Bunting assassination “could damage national security”
Thursday 30th March 2023
In a judgment in the High Court on Thursday 30th March 2023 it was ruled that the British government’s legal officer...
