The Guardian: Why has Ireland’s mainstream media turned its back on Mary Boyle?
http://www.theguardian.com/media/greenslade/2016/apr/29/why-has-irelands-mainstream-media-turned-its-back-on-mary-boyle
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BBC: Ibrahim Halawa – UN intervenes in case of Irish man imprisoned in Egypt
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-36151794
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The Irish Independent: Top spy ‘Stakeknife’ allegedly linked to 50 killings ‘unlikely to ever face prosecution’
http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/top-spy-stakeknife-allegedly-linked-to-50-killings-unlikely-to-ever-face-prosecution-34666430.html
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Human Rights Consortium: Ireland v UK and the Hooded Men: a landmark human rights judgment revisited
Ireland v UK and the Hooded Men: a landmark human rights judgment revisited
Read MoreHuman Rights Consortium: The Hooded Men Revisited; Report from QUB / KCL conference
http://rightsni.org/2016/04/the-hooded-men-revisited-report-from-qub-kcl-conference
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UN COMMUNICATE THEIR CONCERNS ON IBRAHIM HALAWA’S DETENTION TO EGYPTIAN GOVERNMENT
On 17 August 2013, Ibrahim (then aged 17) was arrested along with hundreds of others who had sought refuge in a Cairo mosque from violent clashes between the security forces and protestors. He has been charged with serious offences, all of which he strongly denies. He now awaits his next court appearance on 29th June […]
Read MoreTHE MURDER OF JOE MULHERN AND GROWING DEMANDS FOR A NEW INQUEST – PRESSURE UPON THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
KRW LAW LLP represents the family of Joe Mulhern in their judicial review application to challenge the decision of the Attorney General for Northern Ireland regarding their application to him to order a new inquest into his murder. The leave hearing in that application was heard today in the High Court in Belfast. Joe […]
Read MoreTHE GOOD SAMARITAN BOMBING: CHALLENGE TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO ORDER A NEW INQUEST
The family of Eugene Dalton, killed in what has become known as The Good Samaritan Bombing in Derry in 1987, have applied to challenge a decision of the Attorney General for Northern Ireland not to order a new inquest into his death. Today the High Court in Belfast heard further arguments from both sides […]
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