Realtives for Justice latest Submission to the ECtHR Committee of Ministers
Our submission to the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe has now been posted on the website. There is no NIO response...
McGurk’s Families’ Article on 45th anniversary
As we approach the 45th anniversary this article is offered as a contribution to the debate around National security v disclosure.
Mc Gurks Bar - A Case...
Final Day of Legacy Act Challenge:
The seventh hearing day of the judicial review against the Legacy Act started with the final oral submissions of barrister Tony McGleenan KC acting...
15th anniversary of the murder of Gerard Lawlor
RFJ would like to support and endorse the following statement from Naomh Éanna CLG
"I ndíl gcuimhne ár gcara Gerard Lawlor.
Ní dhéanfaidh Gaedhil dearmad ort...
New Lodge 6 Families Apply for New Inquest
The families of six men killed by British soldiers in the New Lodge, Belfast on the night of 3rd/4th February 1973 have applied, with...
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...
RFJ Briefing to US friends meeting UK Secretary of State
As British Secretary of State Brandon Lewis travels to the United States for St Patrick's week Relatives for Justice CEO Mark Thompson has issued...
European Court demands Britain deal with the past and deliver to...
Please see the key points as raised by the Committee of Ministers to the Council of Europe who are still scrutinising the UK for...
New Book on Counterinsurgency and Collusion to be Launched
Relatives for Justice are delighted to announce that Professor Mark McGovern will be launching his new book "Counterinsurgency and Collusion" on Thursday 9th May...
Europe Ministers highly critical of UK legacy proposals
As part of our continued engagement with international human rights bodies, RFJ submitted a report to the Committee of Ministers – the decision-making body...
