Albert Reynolds to join victims of British State
April 15th 2005
Former Taoiseach, Albert Reynolds, will attend a press conference with Relatives for Justice at the Europa Hotel Belfast on Monday 18th April at 11:00am to publicly launch a conference programme on State Violence – State the Truth by Relatives for Justice to be held on Saturday April 30th.
Speaking in advance of the press launch on Monday morning setting out the conference...read more  |
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Response to PSNI
28th April 2005 The family of Neil Mc Conville, shot dead by the PSNI on April 29th 2003, will visit the Policing Board Headquarters in Belfast on Friday 29th April at 11.00am to hand in a report on the killing for all its 19 members.
In a statement prior to Friday the family Neil Mc Conville released the following statement through Relatives for Justice;
‘Neil McConville (21) was killed by...read more |
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Campaign Welcomes IRA Statement
29th July 2005 The much welcomed statement from the IRA outlining its future will raise many questions for the other actors to the conflict and the potential role they must play to ensure a lasting peace settlement.
While there is no doubt the IRA has/d significant armoury at its disposal the British government has many branches to its armoury. Most obviously is the vast militarisation of...read more |
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New revelations by senior PSNI officers
02nd March 2006 New revelations emerged on Friday in relation to the murders of two teenagers, David McIlwaine and Andrew Robb, on February 19th 2000 in Tandragee by a number of known UVF members. The revelations centre on the initial police investigation into the double murder whereby senior-investigating officers at the time consistently told the family of David McIlwaine that they had...read more |
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Disgust at RIR pay-off - repugnant and offensive
09th March 2006 Disgust at RIR pay-off - repugnant and offensive
Relatives of people killed and injured by the British army have reacted with anger at today's announcements by British Armed Forces Minister Adam Ingram, regarding the severance packages being offered to members of the UDR/RIR.
Speaking on behalf of Relatives for Justice, a support group for many people affected British...read more |
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Appointment of Victims Commissioner “Unlawful and
09th November 2006 Appointment of Victims Commissioner “Unlawful and Discriminate” Speaking today following the judgment by Mr Justice Girvan on the challenge by Mrs Brenda Downes to the appointment of Mrs Bertha McDougall to the post of Victims Commissioner Mrs Brenda Downes said:
“Justice has prevailed. The appointment was a clear violation of Section 76. This is a landmark judgment, which...read more |
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