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Human Rights Forum - Belfast, August 10th
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event notice 
Friday August 04, 2006 16:57
by Political Hostage - Michael McKevitt Justice Campaign
Theme: 'The Collusion of MI5, FBI & Gardai in the framing of Michael McKevitt'
A panel of human rights activists and lawyers will highlight the deliberate framing of Michael McKevitt by MI5, FBI and senior members of the Gardai.
Human Rights Forum
Venue:
Balmoral Hotel
Blacks Road
Belfast
Thursday, 10th August, 2006
2:30pm – 4:00pm
Theme:
“The Collusion of MI5, FBI & Gardai in the Framing of Michael McKevitt”
A panel of human rights activists and lawyers will highlight the deliberate framing of Michael McKevitt by MI5, FBI and senior members of the Gardai. Serious questions about the activities of MI5 in Ireland, Senior Garda collusion and a judiciary swayed by political rather than legal argument will be addressed at this forum.
Panel:
• Chairperson – Ms. Noelle Ryan
• Monsignor Raymond Murray
• Father Desmond Wilson,
• Father Joe Mc Veigh,
• Mark Thompson (Relatives For Justice)
• Claire Reilly (Relatives For Justice)
• Kevin Winters Human Rights Lawyer
In addition, members of the Sands and McKevitt families will be present. A booklet compiled by Michael’s sister-in-law Marcella Sands will be available after the forum.
Comments (2 of 2)
Jump To Comment: 1 2This “forum” is not about anything else other than a futile attempt to gain support for dissidents. Because you are a relative of Bobby Sands, does not mean you speak on behalf of him, especially when you are not in the movement that Bobby was in. Bobby's comrades continue to struggle for the 32 county democratic socialist republic with the rest of Sinn Féin & the Irish people.
... it could be reasonably argued that the present Sinn Fein is not the Republican Movement that Bobby Sands was a part of.
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