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Outrage as Basque paper is suppressed (Free article)
27 February 2003
At this time of debate around sanctions over human rights abuses, it is worth reminding ourselves that human rights standards in some EU countries are far from what governments would like us to believe. Spain is a fine example, with a long record of a dirty war against the Basques, combined with cultural and political repression.
Art Mac Cumhaigh (Free article)
27 February 2003
After the abuse the soul of the 18th century poet 'Art Mac Cumhaigh' suffered during the Slógadh, An DRAOI RUA attempts to redeem some credibility for the man's charachter so that he may rest in peace again.
Challenges remain for the new South Africa (Free article)
27 February 2003
Recently returned from a Parades Commission-sponsored trip to South Africa, Sinn Féin Councillor EOIN Ó BROIN reflects on the state of the transition, almost nine years after the coming to power of Mandela's ANC.
A very short-lived coup (Free article)
27 February 2003
Last week, RTé brought us an invaluable piece of history from Venezuela, True Lives: Surviving the Coup.
Taoiseach urged to act on needs of autistic children (Free article)
27 February 2003
Sinn Féin spokesperson on Health and Children, Caoimhghin Ó Caoláin TD used his opportunity to question the Taoiseach in Dáil 'Leaders Questions' on Wednesday to raise the urgent need for speech and language services services for children with special needs. He raised the issue as parents and children demonstrated about the poor services for…
Morgan calls for renewed campaign to shut Sellafield (Free article)
27 February 2003
Maybe not a u-turn but the brakes have clearly been applied on the nuclear industry in Britain this week. The publication of the British government's White Paper on Energy failed to include the ringing endorsement sought by some within Blair's cabinet and the opposition Conservative Party for the nuclear power option.
No will to tackle child poverty (Free article)
27 February 2003
Sinn Féin spokesperson on Social and Community Affairs Seán Crowe TD, speaking on the Social Welfare Bill yesterday, hit out at the government for its failure to address child poverty.
Partnership - better off in or out? (Free article)
27 February 2003
'The best we can do in a time of uncertainty' or 'nothing more than a pay deal and a bad one at that'?
Anti-War protests planned for 1 March (Free article)
27 February 2003
Sinn Féin TD Aengus Ó Snodaigh has called on people to come out in large numbers in support of a series of anti-war rallies planned for Saturday, 1 March.
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