British Irish RIGHTS WATCH

For Peace Justice & Human Rights

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British Irish RIGHTS WATCH  is an independent non-governmental organisation that has been monitoring the human rights dimension of the conflict, and latterly the peace process, in Northern Ireland since 1990.

Our services are available free of charge to anyone whose human rights have been violated because of the conflict, regardless of religious, political or community affiliations. 

We take no position on the eventual constitutional outcome of the conflict.

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# Awards

 

# Death of BIRW Chair ANGELA HICKEY

 

# Update Your Contact Details

 

# Vacancy: Research and Casework Manager

 

# Vacancy: Administrative Assistant

 

 

 

BIRW

# About BIRW 
# Contact 
# Support  
# Activities
# Search
 # Site Map 

 

 

Regular Reports
# Latest monthly report
# Annual Report  
# Bloody Sunday Inquiry Reports 

 

Reports on Cases
 # Billy Wright Case

# Billy Wright Inquiry Hearings
# Rosemary Nelson Case
# Patrick Finucane Case

# Open Letter to the Prime Minister (Patrick Finucane)

# Robert Hamill Case
 # The Death of Daniel Hegarty
# The murder of David McIlwaine  
# Stakeknife
 #The Case of Colin Worton

# The Death of Stephen McConomy

# Failed By the System (Christy Walsh: A Miscarriage of Justice)

 

 

Court Observations

# Duffy

 

 

Deaths Since The Ceasefire
# Conflict-Related Deaths Since The Ceasefire

 

 

Elections
# 2005 General Election

# 2005 District Council Elections

# Assembly Election 2007

# Previous Elections

 

 

Legislation

# Inquiries Act

# The Northern Ireland Offences Bill

# Prevention of Terrorism Act

# Proposed Changes to Pre-charge Detention

 

 

Other Information

# Bill of Rights

# 2005 Parades

# Submission to the UN Committee Against Torture 2004

# BIRW Submissions to UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion 2007
# Human Wrongs, Human Rights, A Guide to the Human Rights Machinery of the United Nations

# Response to Policing Board's Research on Young People's Attitudes to the Police

# Plastic Bullets 2006

# BIRW Submission to ICJ Eminent Jurists Panel on Terrorism, Counter-terrorism and Human Rights

# BIRW submission to UN Human Rights Committee 2007 on UK compliance with ICCPR

# BIRW submission to the Human Rights Council's Universal Periodic Review Mechanism concerning UK

# Dealing with the Past

# Seminars

# Links 

 

 

Archived Reports

 

 

 

 

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