Michael Lynch’s family respond to Police Ombudsman Report on RUC killing
Statement issued by Relatives For Justice on behalf of the family of Michael Lynch in response to the Police Ombudsman’s public statement on his...
Are British soldiers above the law for murdering Irish citizens?
Today Boris Johnston told the British parliament final preparations were being made to a draft bill that would in effect provide protection from prosecution...
Concerns outstanding on Payment Scheme for Permanently Disabled of the conflict
Relatives for Justice welcomes the announcement that funding will be available for the payments scheme for the permanently disabled of the conlfict. This scheme...
It appears that the NIO policy and mission is one of...
NIO to pay £10 million to loyalist paramilitary criminal gangs
According to media reports today the NIO are going to pay £10 million to loyalist paramilitary...
Concern at use of Plastic Bullets – They must be Banned
Statement by Mark Thompson CEO
"We note with concern the use of plastic bullets this week on the Shankill Road Belfast
"Plastic bullets have no role...
US Senate Resolution Calls for Full Implementation of Stormont House Agreement
In an unprecedented bi-partisan resolution, 15 members of the United States Senate are calling for the full implementation of the Stormont House Agreement. The...
Relatives for Justice responds to Comments from European Court on Finucane...
RFJ Welcomes Findings of the Committee of Ministers
By RFJ Caseworker Irati Oleaga Aiesta
The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe, in its constant...
Stanislaus Carberry Civil Case – British army in court
Family take significant civil action against the British army for killing their father on 13th November, 1972
Stanislaus Carberry – known as Stan – was...
British Soldier to give evidence in support of Carberry Family
Stanislaus Carberry – known as Stan – was killed shortly after mid-day on 13th November 1972 on the Falls Road, Belfast. He was shot...
RFJ react to £1.2billion Victim Payment Scheme Costs
Speaking in reaction to the Government Actuary Dept figures on the Payments Scheme for the Injured, ranging from £600 million to £1.2billions RFJ CEO...
