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Northern Ireland: Committee on the Administration of Justice (CAJ) publishes three guides on making rights accessible

18 May 2013

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In response to requests and feedback from our members and from members of the public, CAJ is devising a series of handy, pocket-sized Rights Guides.

The Guides cover a range of human rights topics and are written in plain English.

- Guide 1 looks at the Human Rights Act
- Guide 2 looks at Stop and Search Powers
- Guide 3 looks at Protesting and Parading

You can also download a poster version of the first guide here. (PDF, 981 KB)

If you would like a hard copy of the first guide, please email CAJ. Alternatively, phone the office on 028 9031 6000 to request your copy. Given the changing nature of policy, law and practice hard copies of the other two guides may not be available.

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