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Garvaghy Road – the Secretary of State should have used his powers to ensure any such parade was not permitted

1st October 202630th September 2026Leave a Comment on Garvaghy Road – the Secretary of State should have used his powers to ensure any such parade was not permitted

"We regret that the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland has chosen to criticise those standing up for their community."

Defend Brazil’s Sovereignty Against Trump’s Aggression – Francisco Dominguez

1st October 202630th September 2026Leave a Comment on Defend Brazil’s Sovereignty Against Trump’s Aggression – Francisco Dominguez

"Trump’s offensive against the Brazilian government seeks to secure a victory for Bolsonarismo that would remove almost every obstacle to Trump’s full-spectrum dominion of Latin America."

Speaking up for Irish Unity at #Lab26

30th September 202630th September 2026Leave a Comment on Speaking up for Irish Unity at #Lab26

Ian Byrne MP and Jess Barnard were among speakers at a timely discussion on Irish unity during #Lab26.

Julia Felmanas

High stakes in Brazil’s Presidential elections – Julia Felmanas

30th September 202630th September 2026Leave a Comment on High stakes in Brazil’s Presidential elections – Julia Felmanas

"A win for Bolsonaro’s son would not only spell disaster for Brazil and Latin America, but for the rest of the world."

British & Irish Governments have a responsibility to stop this sectarian march being forced on the people of the Garvaghy Road– Mary Lou McDonald TD

30th September 202630th September 2026Leave a Comment on British & Irish Governments have a responsibility to stop this sectarian march being forced on the people of the Garvaghy Road– Mary Lou McDonald TD

“The British Secretary of State can stop this sectarian march being forced down that road. And that is what he must do."

People Need to Feel Change – Daniel Kebede on Burnham’s speech

30th September 202630th September 20261 Comment on People Need to Feel Change – Daniel Kebede on Burnham’s speech

"If the hope & optimism that he talked about is to become a reality then the PM will need to tackle the vested interests of those at the top of society who have enriched themselves at the expense of the majority in the country."

Stop the War call on Labour to drop charges against Palestine activists

29th September 202628th September 2026Leave a Comment on Stop the War call on Labour to drop charges against Palestine activists

"Thousands more have been arrested for simply holding up signs in support of a proscribed organisation – including many outside the conference centre on Sunday."

Break the clause! The case against Palantir’s NHS contract – Rathi Guhadasan

29th September 202629th September 2026Leave a Comment on Break the clause! The case against Palantir’s NHS contract – Rathi Guhadasan

"The government should exercise the break clause. It should also ensure any alternative provider is scrutinised both for involvement in grave violations of international law and for conflicts of interest."

Push government to go further on sanctions on Israel – Ryvka Barnard

28th September 202628th September 2026Leave a Comment on Push government to go further on sanctions on Israel – Ryvka Barnard

"There is much more to do, we have our work cut out for us, and we have no time to waste."

Keep campaigning for the government to go further on Palestine – Fran Heathcote

28th September 202627th September 2026Leave a Comment on Keep campaigning for the government to go further on Palestine – Fran Heathcote

"We are right to build the broadest and widest campaign of Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions against Israel."

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