Sovereignty Movement Condemns Racist Attacks Andy Martin, 32 CSM • 27 June 2006 The 32 County Sovereignty Movement utterly condemn the recent spate of racist attacks across the north and urge all right thinking people to stand together in support of these communities. Irish people throughout the years have been forced to emigrate across the world to seek refuge from hunger, political and religious repression, economic recession and social depression. As a nation we should extend the same opportunities that were afforded to us to new immigrant communities in their time of need. It should be remembered that these people have the same inalienable human rights as we do and that there can be no hiding place for those who discriminate against others on the basis of their national or ethnic origin. The history of British colonialism in Ireland has had a number of long term effects on our society, not least a legacy of sectarianism, and its close relation racism. The occupied area in particular has witnessed a political regime whereby it has been acceptable to discriminate against others because of perceived differences. A political system where the notion of 'second class citizenship' has been effectively institutionalised for decades in housing, employment, the judicial system and the police. The 32 County Sovereignty Movement call on all community leaders to do all in their power to stop such attacks and we urge all republicans to become involved in any anti-racist initiatives in their areas and not just pay lip service to their republican ideals.                                                                                                               Index: Current Articles + Latest News and Views + Book Reviews + Letters + Archives

There is no such thing as a dirty word. Nor is there a word so powerful, that it's going to send the listener to the lake of fire upon hearing it. - Frank Zappa Printer Friendly Index: Current Articles 2 July 2006 Other Articles From This Issue: Spectre Anthony McIntyre Salvaging History from Defeat Forum Magazine Editorial Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome Dolours Price Monsignor Denis Faul: Tribute Ruairí Ó Brádaigh Protest Continues in Maghaberry Republican Prisoners Action Group (RPAG) statement Where the Wind Blows Dr John Coulter What's Shaking John Kennedy Left, Right, Left, Right Wrong Mick Hall Irish Democracy, A Framework for Unity Francis Mackey The Peace Progress and the State Davy Carlin 'The Church Brought to its Knees': Two books on Catholic Ireland's retreat Seaghán Ó Murchú Somme Battle Conspiracy Dr John Coulter March March March John Kennedy What's Good for the Goose is Good for the Gander! Patrick Hurley Sovereignty Movement Condemns Racist Attacks Andy Martin, 32 CSM Greens Propose Plastic Bag Tax to Help Fund Environment Watchdog Green Party Press Release The Framing of Michael McKevitt: Introduction Marcella Sands The Framing of Michael McKevitt: Garda Harassment & Eventual Sitch-up Marcella Sands Alternative Dolours Price Judas 118 or DUP Strategy of Subversion? Anthony McIntyre • 22 June 2006 • The Framing of Michael McKevitt Marcella Sands Foreward to 'The Framing of Michael McKevitt' Fr Des Wilson Demagogues and Demigod Tommy Gorman Getting It Tight John Kennedy The Restoration of Restorative Justice Marcel M. Baumann DUP Analysis Dr John Coulter Father Faul Fr. Sean McManus Aiden Hulme Repatriation Picket Paul Doyle Prison Protest Begins Republican Prisoners Action Group (RPAG), Republican Sinn Fein, Newry New Hero, and a Legacy Dr John Coulter Charlie's Angel John Kennedy The Letters page has been updated. Profile: Mehdi Mozaffari Anthony McIntyre The Blanket, the Cartoons and the End of Left and Right Gabriel Glickman The Blanket and the Cartoon Controversy: Anthony McIntyre Interviewed Martyn Frampton A Welcome End Mick Hall Kartoonacht Anthony McIntyre Freedom of Speech index

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