Legacy issues, inquests and the Pat Finucane case discussed today at the Council of Europe
The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Charles Flanagan TD, has announced that today, 7 December, the Council of Europe in Strasbourg discussed a...
Deplorable government decision to renege on promise of public inquiry into Finucane killing
Amnesty International deplored yesterday’s announcement by the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Owen Paterson, that there would be no public inquiry into the...
Ad Hoc Committee on Irish Affairs Responds to British PM’s Reneging on Commitment to Hold Inquiry on Patrick Finucane Murder
In response to reports that the British government has reneged on its commitment to hold an inquiry into the murder of human rights attorney...
3 reasons for an independent Inquiry into a death where the state may have been involved
When the law is broken, particularly when someone is unlawfully killed, it is the duty of the state – the government and its agencies...
IAUC responds to British Government refusal to hold Public Inquiry into Patrick Finucane Murder
National President Tom Burke affirmed that the IAUC is outraged over the refusal of the British Government to conduct a full public inquiry into...
PFC Response to Finucane meeting with Prime Minister
Reacting to the outcome of the meeting this afternoon with British Prime Minister David Cameron the PFC shares the shock and concern of the...
US Congressman Smith Urges British to Establish Independent Judicial Inquiry in ’89 Murder of Lawyer
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Chris Smith (NJ-04), chairman of the House panel on international human rights and chairman of the U.S. Commission on Security...
United States House of Representatives Resolution 740
Calling on the Government of the United Kingdom to immediately establish a full, independent, public judicial inquiry into the murder of Northern Ireland defense...
Amnesty International urges judiciary not to partake in inquiry sham
Amnesty International calls on all judges, whether in the United Kingdom (UK) or in other jurisdictions, to decline appointments as chairs or panel members...