12 July 2001 Edition
Building a radical alternative to Punitive Justice
12 July 2001
Thirty years of conflict have brought in their wake deep, revolutionary changes in society. Free article
The Battle of the SOM (Silly Old Men)
12 July 2001
At three minutes to ten on Sunday morning, the first members of the Orange march made their way past the barbed wire and barricades at the top of Garvaghy Road towards the church on Drumcree hill. Free article
Ireland's part in the anti-globalisation movement
12 July 2001
In the second of a series of article on globalisation and the worldwide movement against it, JUSTIN MORAN talks to some Irish activists who are preparing for the next confrontation with the forces of global capital at this month's scheduled G8 summit in Genoa, Italy. Free article
Coiligh is Cearca
12 July 2001
Tá sé de leithscéal agam tagairt a dhéanamh do bhéaloideas na gcearc mar cheiliúradh ar uibheacha faighte ó mo chearca féin na seachtaine seo. Free article
28th Turkish Hunger Striker Dies
12 July 2001
Ali Koc, 30, died in an Ankara hospital late on Sunday 8 July after fasting intermittently for 251 days, the prisoners' solidarity group Ozgur Tayad said. Koc was being held in an Ankara prison pending his trial for membership in the banned Revolutionary People's Liberation Party-Front. He is the 28th person to die in the hunger strike protesting against new maximum-security prisons with cells that isolate inmates. Free article