This is a list of the most recent CAJ publications and submissions. Some of the documents are available online. To order any publications or to see a complete list of all our publications listed by subject please go to CAJ publications. In addition, we publish our monthly human rights newsletter Just News.  
              

• Civil Liberties in Northern Ireland: The CAJ Handbook (4th ed.), November 2003,
  Paperback A5 format, 612 pages; (Ref. 47)
  
• Response to the Report of a Fundamental Review of the Inquest System (Luce Review), October 2003,
  A4 format, 12 pages; (Ref. S.149)
  
• Submission to the Joint Committee on Human Rights Inquiry into Human Rights and Deaths in custody, October 2003, A4 format, 16 pages (Ref. S.148)
  
• Submission to the Office of the Independent Criminal Justice Oversight Commissioner, September 2003, A4 format, 10 pages (Ref. S.147)
  
• Commentary on the Updated Implementation Plan for the Criminal Justice Review and the Criminal Justice Oversight Commissioner, September 2003, A4 format, 18 pages. (Ref. S.146)
  
• Response to Civil Protection in Northern Ireland: the Implications of the Civil Contingencies Bill, September 2003, A4 format, 6 pages; (Ref. S.145)

• Commentary on the paper issued by the NIO on the Reform of the Law on Rehabilitation of Offenders, September 2003, A4 format, 6 pages; (Ref. S.144)

• A Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland Through the years - the views of the political parties, July 2003,
  24 pages; (Ref. 46)
  
• Response to government consultation paper entitled A Shared Future, June 2003, A4 format, 28 pages; (Ref. S.143)
  
• Response to A research programme into alternative policing approaches towards the management of conflict    (Patten recommendations 69 and 70 on public order equipment), March 2003, A4 format, 16 pages; (Ref. S. 142)
  
• Response to "Race crime and sectarian crime in Northern Ireland", February 2003, A4 format; 8 pages;
          (Ref. S.141)
  
• Questions & Issues on the Devolution of Justice and Policing Functions, February 2003,
          A4 format; 8 pages; ( Ref. S.140)
  
• Background note on the Justice (Northern Ireland) Act 2002, February 2003,
          A4 format, 16 pages; (Ref. S. 139)

• Response to the Sir George Quigley’s Review of the Parades Commission and Public Processions (NI) Act, 1998, January 2003, A4 format; 15 pages; (Ref. S. 138)

• Comments and Suggested Amendments to the Police (Northern Ireland) Bill, December 2002, A4 format, 4 pages; (Ref. S.137)

• Response to consultation document issued by the Coroners Review Team, December 2002, A4 format, 28 pages; (Ref. S.136)

• Dignity, Equality & Inablienable Rights: Lecture in Belfast, November 2001 by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, July 2002, A5 format; 22 pages; (Ref. 45)

• Response to consultation document entitled Review of Opportunities for Public Private Partnerships in Northern Ireland, July 2002,
  A4 format; 14 pages;(S.135)

• Submission to the Government’s Response to the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission’s Review of Powers Recommendations, July 2002, A4 format; 24 pages; (S.134)

• Submission to the Review of Rating Policy Consultation paper (issued in May 2002), July 2002, A4 format; 12 pages; (S.133)

• Submission to “Education For The Twenty-First Century”: Report By The Post-Primary Review Body, June 2002,
  A4 format; 12 pages; (S.132)

• Commentary on NIO Code of Practice on Reports and Inquiries under Sections 59 and 60, June 2002, A4 format; 12 pages; (S.131)

• Commentary on NIO Code of Practice for Appointment of Independent Members to District Policing Partnerships, May 2002,
  A4 format; 8 pages; (S. 130)

• Commentary on the Code of Practice on the Functions and Responsibilities of District Policing Partnerships, May 2002,
  A4 format; 12 pages; (S. 129)

• Commentary on the Examination of the United Kingdom by the UN Committee on Economic,
  Social and Cultural Rights, May 2002,  A4 format; 8 pages; (S.128)

• Submission to the Review of the Parades Commission (being carried out by Sir George Quigley, 2002),
  May 2002, A4 format; 8 pages; (S.127)

• Response to the Healing Through Remembering Project, April 2002; (S.126)

• Submission to the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission on "Making a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland" (consultation document - September 2001), January 2002; (S.125)

• Commentary on the draft Coroners (Practice and Procedure) (Amendment) Rules (Northern Ireland) 2002,
  January 2002; (S.124)

• Response to the Ministers of the Council of Europe re Jordan, Kelly, Shanaghan & McKerr,
  January 2002; (S.123)

• Commentary on the Implementation Plan for the Criminal Justice Review and the Justice (Northern Ireland) Bill, January 2002; (S.122)

• Commentary on Report no. 3 of the Oversight Commissioner, December 2001; (S.121)

• Commentary on Report no. 2 of the Oversight Commissioner “Performance Indicators”, September 2001; (S.120)

• "Socio-Economic Rights in a domestic charter of rights - a Canadian perspective" by Bruce Porter, September 2001 (S.119) (speech given in May 2001 as part of a lecture series by the CAJ on a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland)

• "A Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland: some international lessons" by Prof. Sir Nigel Rodley, September 2001 (S.118) (speech given in May 2001 as part of a lecture series by the CAJ on a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland)

• CAJ's summary of "Making a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland", September 2001 (S.117)

• CAJ's preliminary comments on "Making a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland" - a consultation by the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, September 2001 (S. 116)

• Response to the Consultation paper on A Commissioner for Children in Northern Ireland (S.115)

• Response to the Consultation paper on the Review of Part 1 of the Sex Offenders Act 1997, October 2001 (S.114)

• Submission to the initial consultation by the Office of the first Minister and Deputy First Minister on A Single Equality Bill for Northern Ireland, August 2001 (S.113)

• CAJ's Submission to the United Nations Human Rights Committee, June 2001 (S.112)
  
• Policing and Public Order in Northern Ireland 1996-2000, Some CAJ reflections, May 2001 (S.111)
  
• Testimony from Martin O'Brien (CAJ) to the Sub-Committee on International Operations and Human Rights (Congressional Hearing, Washington), March 2001 (S110)
  
• Benchmarks for Oversight Commissioner, CAJ Commentary on the NIO Implementation Plan realting to the Patten Commission report (June 2000), April 2001 (S109)
  
• CAJ's submission to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, April 2001 (S108)
  
• CAJ's commentary on the draft Life Sentence (NI) Order 2001 and the draft Life Sentence
  Commissioners Rules 2001, March 2001 (S107)

• CAJ's Preliminary Submission to the NIHRC on A Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland, March 2001 (S106)