Alex Kane - We have awful government because that's what we vote for (Irish News 18/2/22)
Letter published in Belfast Telegraph and Irish News after Liverpool University/Irish News poll on Legacy issues today
Without forgiveness, there's no future - Archbishop Desmond Tutu (Irish Independent Editorial)
Legal Opinion on ‘Truth Recovery and Reconcilliation Process’ on its compliance with Article 2 ECHR (Date: 07 May 2021)
Recent analysis of where we are two decades after the signing of the Good Friday Agreement is fairly pessimistic. Alan Kane, Irish News November 12th, 2021
Time for truth recovery running out -Irish News
History Ireland November/December 2021
Deaglán de Bréadún - Need for creative thinking on NI Protocol – Irish News
A Better Way for Victims
Alex Kane: Perception of an ungovernable Northern Ireland cuts both ways - Irish News Oct 1st
Denis Bradley: Republicans must convince unionists they will never again take up arms -Irish News Oct 1st
LETTER OF THE DAY: LEGACY ISSUES,
‘There will be no reconciliation until the truth is revealed’,Founding PIRA member says he would take part in Troubles truth forum, Irish News 21st, November 2021
History Ireland and the Truth Recovery Process
Denis Bradley: Legacy commission could be chaired by former US president
Amnesty proposal is Nothing New for Britain - Patrick Murphy, Irish News
Stormont’s rejection of Troubles amnesty rings hollow – Newton Emerson, Irish Times, July 22nd,
Disavowal of past violence key to laying moral foundations for united Ireland – Irish Times July 19th-22nd, 2022
Now is the time to address violence of the Troubles - Irish Times
Truth Recovery and Reconciliation must be at the heart of any new legislation on the Troubles
The statement by Brandon Lewis, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, in the House of Commons this afternoon reiterating the British government’s proposal for a de facto amnesty in the shape of a statute of limitation for all those who committed offences during the Troubles, between 1968-98, comes as no surprise to anyone monitoring the ailing peace process as it has been flagged repeatedly from Westminster for over a year.