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Britain's abuse of human rights in Ireland

01 January 1991

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Britain's abuse of human rights in Ireland
libdoc April=1994

Without Consent - Britain's abuse of human rights in Ireland

Author(s): Troops Out Movement
Publisher: Troops Out Movement 1990, 13pp
Keywords: Ireland Police State Prevention of Terrorism Act

Contents:
Reports on examples of state rule in Northern Ireland without
consent:

"Due Process"
The Prevention of Terrorism Act
House Raids
Sexual Harassment
Strip-searching
Plastic bullets
Official assassination

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