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Brokenshire Peddling “alternative facts” On The Past

By RFJ Director Mark Thompson Since taking up office James Brokenshire and the NIO have deliberately fostered an environment in which the victims of British...

State sidestepped collusion

During the conflict the pattern of state murder was to ensure that the State's story was the first story and therefore the story that...

Final weeks of evidence in Francis Bradley inquest 

The inquest into the death of Francis Bradley continues this week. Mr Bradley was 20 years old when he was shot and killed by...

Implementation of mechanisms to deal with the past will benefit all

Over recent days families bereaved through British state violence and collusion have been asking, and some quite anxious and upset too, about the notion...

FORMER MILITARY WITNESSES GIVE CONTRADICTORY EVIDENCE AT CONEY INQUEST

The inquest into the death of Hugh Gerard Coney continue in Newry Courthouse this week, with the evidence of former military personnel and a...

PPS failed family of Pearse Jordan after Coroner referral

RFJ welcomes today’s decision by the Belfast High Court granting leave for Teresa Jordan, mother of Pearse Jordan, to challenge significant failings by the...

“A compassionate and inclusive future that leaves no-one behind ”

By Mark Thompson I listened to Nigel Dodds speaking on the BBC about ‘perpetrators’ and of how his party, the DUP, is seeking to change...

Gerard Meehan adds his voice to developments on the Past

We are happy to share the thoughts of Gerard Meehan son of Maura Meehan who was killed with her sister Dorothy Maguire by the...

Stan Carberry responds to SoS moves on past today

We have great pleasure to host the thoughts of Stan Carberry jnr tonight as part of RFJ's response to James Brokenshire's moves to pull...

“Dealing with the Past” is ignoring our present

On the eve of British Prime Minister David Cameron's discussions with the family of murdered human rights lawyer Pat Finucane it is worth looking...