DUP/SF Climb-down on Protest Ban
Civil rights campaigners have scored a significant victory in scuppering a DUP/Sinn Fein plan to severely curtail the ability of workers’ and community organisations to fight job losses and spending c
150 Medical Secretary jobs to be cut
The Belfast Health and Social trust is looking to downgrade 120 medical secretary posts and make a further 50 redundant.
Nipsa lunchtime public campaign against the cuts
On Thursday 12th August 2010, Nipsa launched its campaign to raise awareness about the impact of the draconian cuts the Tories are proposing on public services across the North of Ireland.
Right to Work Formed in Belfast
A Right to Work group has recently been established in Belfast. Over the next months the group will be focusing on agitation around the cuts being imposed by the Con-Dem coalition.
ASDA is not a friend of Workers but neither is Sectarianism
Supermarket chain ASDA has bowed to sectarian protest by reinstating Loyalist William Hunter to his post.
Recession in North Deepens
A further rise in unemployment last month suggests Northern Ireland is still in the grip of a deep recession, which is only set to get worse.
Orangefest turns to Hatefest
Sections of Northern Ireland have again descended into violence, as the Orange Order took to the streets with all the triumphalism and sectarianism that has marked the organisation since its inception
Derry solidarity with EDO defendents
Picture of picket in solidarity with Brighton EDO activsts now on trail for action against a Raytheon-related arms company.
Bloody Sunday commanders escape blame
Derry is still dizzy from the eruption of joy which greeted the Saville Report’s recognition on Tuesday that all of the Bloody Sunday wounded and dead were unarmed civilians gunned down by Br
Cameron's hypocrisy on Bloody Sunday
If David Cameron seriously believed that slaughtering unarmed civilians is wrong, he would cancel the imminent deployment of the Parachute Regiment to Afghanistan, where, in the past year, around 2
