09th July 2008

UK government covers up the reality of Inquiries in Northern Ireland

CAJ tells US Investors and Invest NI Trickle-down won't do it

More work needed on cross-community support for a Bill of Rights

"Lessons from Northern Ireland"

Billy Wright inquiry starts today but to what end?

CAJ welcomes appointment of new Director

Police failed Rosemary Nelson

Public Prosecution Service still has a long way to go

Calls for internment must be resisted

Progress on Bill of Rights Forum welcomed

Economic with the Actualité

US Congress overwhelmingly supports demand for independent Finucane inquiry

CAJ welcomes statement from Council of Europe that human rights are a vital building block in ensuring public safety

Launch of major report on devolution ofcriminal justice and policing powers

The outgoing Policing Board should say 'no' to tasers!

No way to deal with the past

High Court rejects NIO challenge to equality obligations

CAJ welcomed the long overdue announcement of the Secretary of State that he will bring about the "repeal of counter terrorist legislation particular to Northern Ireland".

CAJ today welcomed the long-awaited announcement of the appointment of a new Chief Commissioner and Commissioners to the NI Human Rights Commission.

The Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights today released his report on the United Kingdom and called on the government to "encourage and facilitate the organisation of an inclusive round-table on a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland and the participation of all political parties."

CAJ wrote to the Northern Ireland Office and other public bodies asking that they comply with the recent Equality Commission ruling on Anti-Social Behaviour Orders.

CAJ condemns Policing Board decision on plastic bullets

CAJ is worried about government complacency regarding inequality in Northern Ireland.

The Council of Europe keeps spotlight on the UK.

CAJ has urged all the members of the House of Lords to speak against the Inquiries Bill when it comes before the peers today for its first parliamentary scrutiny.

The UK government is being examined in Geneva by the UN Committee Against Torture. CAJ and other human rights organisations attended the examination.

Open letter to Prime Minister Tony Blair:
Public judicial inquiries into the killings of Robert Hamill, Billy Weight and Rosemary Nelson.

Four Human Rights Organisations call for immediate public inquiry into the 1989 murder of Belfast lawyer Patrick Finucane.

CAJ Hosts conference on "Policing with the Community"

CAJ greatly disappointed by Holy Cross ruling

Findings of Judge Cory

Statement from the Hamill Family

CAJ CONDEMNS FAILURE OF GOVERNMENT TO ESTABLISH PUBLIC INQUIRY IN FINUCANE CASE

Rights groups call for public inquiries

22nd March 2004

Statement on behalf of the Family of Stephen Livingstone

CORY MUST BE IMPLEMENTED IN FULL

Publish Cory Reports Now, Human Rights Groups Urge Government

Civil Liberties Handbook Launched

CAJ publishes Commentary on work of Policing Board

CAJ condemns refusal of PSNI to disclose documents to Coroner

Human Rights Groups call for prompt publication of Cory collusion reports

Political Parties and the Bill of Rights: new report launched

Maggie Beirne is sworn in as a member of a Patten-type policing commission for Guyana

Human Rights Groups Welcome European Ruling on Finucane Case

Rights Groups Welcome McBride Court Ruling

Stevens Enquiry 3 -  Overview and recommendations by the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service

Statement from Joint NGO In the Finucane Case, "Nothing short of a Full, Public, International, Impartial and Independent Judicial Inquiry will do"

Judicial Review in Rosemary Nelson case

Human Rights in Northern Ireland - Joint NGO statement

CAJ Responds to Collusion Revelations

UK CENSORED BY EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS

UN Committee on Economic Social and Cultural Rights - Findings and Recommendations

ADDING INSULT TO INJURY

NO INQUIRY 13 YEARS LATER - Joint NGO statement on the Anniversary of the murder of Patrick Finucane

Backround Note on the Police Response to the Ombudsman's Report on the Omagh Investigations

Press Releases 2001-1999

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