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Blogs & articles

  • Washington’s failure to stem material support for Israeli settler extremists +

    US rhetorical opposition to illegal Israeli settlements rings hollow while it lays favours on settler organizations that fund them writes Sarah Murasek. Read More
  • Bleeding heart liberals and the war on terror +

    Demonisation is used by the right to prevent the left actually opposing the war on terror with more than platitudes; criminalisation is used by the state against those against its crimes writes Ben Hayes. Read More
  • Morris Fraser, child abuse, corruption and collusion in Britain and Northern Ireland +

    In 1971 during the Northern Ireland Troubles, the Royal Ulster Constabulary was made aware that a well known Royal Hospital Belfast child psychiatrist, Dr Roderick Morrison Fraser, had abused a 13-year-old Belfast boy in London. Yet Fraser retained access to children for years to come. Read More
  • A year old, the lobbying register is as useless as predicted +

    Twelve months ago the government introduced new rules that promised to let us see which lobbyists are having a quiet word with our politicians. So, on the anniversary of the launch of the UK's lobbying register, how much more do we know? Read More
  • From Saville to Goddard: How MI5 vouched for a key Kincora witness +

    On 8 April the High Court will rule on whether the Goddard Inquiry into child sex abuse should look at the Kincora Boys' Home in Belfast writes Tom Griffin. Read More
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