*Applause for the Browns, a Ruling for truth and justice — but the State Refuses to Listen* Today, in a landmark ruling, the Court of Appeal upheld the order that the British Government must establish a public inquiry into the 1997 murder of Sean Brown. As Bridie Brown and her

Brown family ‘vindicated’ by court ruling “The position is crystal clear. SoS has a binary choice: either comply with the law or continue to break the law. As a society we should all hope that those who make our laws will not be those who break our laws” irishnews.com/news/northern-…

On the 1st anniversary of the Legacy Act bereaved relatives explain why the ICRIR can never have their confidence and why the Irish government must protect their human rights relativesforjustice.com/wp-content/upl…

Statement made by Niall Murphy at Bellaghy Wolfe Tones, on behalf of the family of Seán Brown and their appeal to the Secretary of State to abide by the Court of Appeal judgement and to convene a public inquiry. krw-law.ie/bellaghy-wolfe… Bellaghy Wolfe Tones GAC ⁦Pat Finucane Centre⁩

We gathered in Bellaghy, County Derry this evening for The Walk For Truth, and to stand with the family of Sean Brown who was murdered by a loyalist death squad, assisted by British state forces 28 years ago. We support the Brown family and their pursuit of a public enquiry.

⁦Irish News editorial When there is firm evidence that the state may have had a role in the murder of one of its own citizens, then, even allowing for the way in which the BritishGovt has mishandled the legacy debate, it’s impossible to see how a public inquiry can be avoided

A massive turnout tonight to launch the 11th panel of the Remembering Quilt in Belfast City Hall. Each of the 49 Families are here tonight - our huge thanks to the staff .Belfast City Council for their support of this event

Sentencing of Winston Irvine has concluded that ‘exceptional circumstances’ allow lower than the minimum 5 years, judge quotes references provided by defence, Irvine receives 30 months in prison, he will serve half in custody and half on licence full report Belfast Telegraph

Andy Tyrie and the Bloody Birth of the UDA. Paper Trail releases previously secret British Army files from the bloodiest month of the conflict - July 1972 youtube.com/watch?v=nqjEXY…

❓ Did the British Army turn a blind eye to Andy Tyrie, the Ulster Defence Association and its sectarian murders in 1972 ❓ 👍 Follow the Paper Trail and find out >> #UDA #InformationPolicy #BritishMilitaryIntelligence #Internment #RaidersOfTheLostArchives

British state collusion. There are those who wish to censor families and the Ombudsman’s office. But read this report; and the Damien Walsh report; the report from North West; and South Belfast; and Loughinisland; and Ardoyne and so many more and its Collusion, Collusion,

Peter Gallagher PONI report • 12 people who should have been of interest to the murder investigation, none were arrested. • RUC ceased surveillance of UDA/ UFF members 2 days before the murder, despite multiple intelligence reports the group was “actively planning attacks”.

Up to 26 former RUC officers, staff and British soldiers are currently working for a controversial British government legacy body opposed by many victims of the Troubles irishnews.com/news/northern-…

Only the RUC deciding what is relevant and what isn't relevant in the documents relating to murders carried out by the RUC or with their collusion. Insulting and wholly wrong on every level. Hilary Benn can you explain this to me like I'm a child thank you.

The ICRIR carries no confidence of victims and survivors due to the legislation and anti-human rights framework upon which it has been established. This confirms to us what we already knew: the pro-British state bias that is in its DNA is reflected in its workforce

Sean Brown Inquiry Sec of State officially confirms in writing that he will refuse to abide by the clear direction of the Judiciary (5 High Court Judges) and formally refuses to convene a public inquiry. ⁦Clare Loughran⁩ ⁦Pat Finucane Centre⁩ irishnews.com/news/northern-…

1. Paul ‘Topper’ Thompson case: Supreme Court hearing concludes, judgment is reserved The UK Supreme Court has concluded a two-day hearing on the appeal brought by the Secretary of State, the Ministry of Defence, and the Home Office against the Court of Appeal’s decision

‘RUC probe into 1989 UVF murder of Catholic man was seriously defective’ - coverage in todays The Irish News of OPONI report into the murder of John Devine. Our Pádraig Ó Muirigh represents the Devine family👇

Statement from Geraldine Finucane re appointment of Inquiry Chair into the murder of Pat Finucane. Issued by Finucane Toner Solicitors

This Wednesday the 9th marks the 53rd anniversary of the Springhill massacre and we still have no verdict re the inquest we will be marking it with a small wreath laying @ 6.30pm at the plaque Springhill Dr and on to the memorial garden we would like to invite family and friends