ANNE CADWALLADER
Anne Cadwallader has been a journalist in Ireland, North and South, for the last 40 years, working for the BBC, RTE, The Irish Press, and Reuters. She was previously an advocacy case worker at the Pat Finucane Centre, a non-party political, anti-sectarian human rights group advocating a non-violent resolution of the conflict in Ireland.
Blood on London’s hands
A damning report on police collusion with murders in Northern Ireland has just been published. Whitehall knew for decades that the UDA paramilitary group was carrying out wholesale murder – yet ministers long refused to ban it as a terrorist organisation and officials continued to meet its leaders.
Bombing the ‘Irish Beatles’ – who ordered their murder?
A court has awarded £1.5 million in compensation to survivors of a terrorist attack in Northern Ireland that involved collusion between British soldiers and paramilitary forces. But those responsible for controlling the ‘Miami Showband’ killers have still not been held accountable.
‘Something awkward’: When Conservative ministers authorised torture
Rewriting history: The UK government’s new plan
Belfast murders: What are police trying to hide?
Hero’s funeral for ex-soldier is an insult to real victim
Will there be justice for Henry Cunningham?
Impunity for killings in service of the state: the UK government’s latest scheme
