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Schoolboy kicked unconscious (Free article)
11 November 2004
Two schoolboys were hospitalised after a gang of up to 15 loyalist youths set upon them as they got off their school bus on Thursday 4 November at Newbuildings, just outside Derry City.
Filipino families attacked (Free article)
11 November 2004
Unionist paramilitaries were behind a racist attack on three houses and two cars belonging to Filipino families living in Queen Victoria Gardens and Fortwilliam Parade in the Skegoniel area of North Belfast at around 1.50am on Tuesday 9 November. The homes and cars had Combat 18 logos, swastikas and racist slogans daubed on them.
UVF racists force Portuguese to pay protection (Free article)
11 November 2004
Sinn Féin Upper Bann Assembly member John O'Dowd has disclosed that unionist paramilitaries in Portadown are forcing members of the Portuguese community to pay protection money "if they don't live in the right landlord's house".
Residents furious over PSNI CS Spray assault (Free article)
11 November 2004
Nationalist residents of North Belfast have hit out at the PSNI after an incident in which a PSNI member indiscriminately sprayed seven people with CS Spray at 2am on Sunday morning 7 November.
Milnes lobby Ombudsman over PSNI failures (Free article)
11 November 2004
The family of West Belfast man Kieran Milnes, convicted for assaulting a youth who tried to steal his car, have handed a letter of protest into the Police Ombudsman's office. Colleen and Jackie Milnes, accompanied by Sinn Féin MLA Michael Ferguson, went to Nuala O'Loan's office on Thursday 4 November.
PSNI gun find cover up probe (Free article)
11 November 2004
Sinn Féin Councillor Paul Butler has welcomed the move by the Police Ombudsman's Office to investigate a gun and ammunition find close to a Sinn Féin office on the Stewartstown Road on Wednesday 13 October.
Derry PSNI "too busy" to probe gun threat (Free article)
11 November 2004
Sinn Féin in Derry has criticised the PSNI after an incident in the city when loyalists pointed a gun at two Catholic youths.
Still trying to recruit informers (Free article)
11 November 2004
The PSNI Special Branch offered to pay a 37-year-old Sion Mills man £500 a month to spy on so-called dissident republicans in the Strabane area.
Sinn Féin to keep up pressure on Lisburn (Free article)
11 November 2004
Sinn Féin has asked for a meeting with Dublin's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dermot Ahern, to discuss anti-nationalist discrimination in Lisburn Council and question him about the commitments made by his predecessor Brian Cowen to monitor the situation.
Why we need equality legislation (Free article)
11 November 2004
Speaking at a weekend conference in the Hilton Hotel, Belfast titled "Fair Employment in Northern Ireland: a generation on" Sinn Féin National Chairperson Mitchel McLaughlin MLA pointed to the long and difficult struggle for equality in the Six Counties and called for radical action to complete the journey.
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