Only Independent Investigations can address legacy – Why we need the...
By RFJ CEO Mark Thompson
The conflict was characterized by British Government policies and practices of the casual use of lethal force against a civilian...
Support for self employed
Advice Coordinator Aine Malone has compiled the following information for those self employed facing financial difficulty as a result of the Covid-19 emergency. This...
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...
Covid – 19 Benefits Advice
Our Advice Coodinator Áine Malone has taken the information and announcements from the Minister for Communities Deirdre Hargey and put them into a fact...
Response from Relatives for Justice to the statement by the British...
Statement by Relatives for Justice CEO Mark Thompson:
We have this morning read the statement to be delivered today in the House of Commons by...
Covid-19 – RFJ Response and Service Delivery
Due to the best advices on the island of Ireland regarding Covid-19 Relatives for Justice is suspending all group activities and classes and is...
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...
RFJ Response to Payment for the Injured Regulations – Pernicious and...
Relatives for Justice has seen the British Government’s regulations for payments to the injured of the conflict.
These proposals raise significant and very serious concerns.
Our...
US Congress set the standard for incoming British PM
This week US Congress representatives wrote to the three leaders of Britain's largest parties expressing their ongoing support for the Good Friday Agreement and...
