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23 October 2000

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Shoot to kill and collusion: violations of human rights by state forces in N. Ireland. A record of murders by Loyalist paramilitaries 1990-1992. Relatives for Justice 1993 3 (Available from: Relatives for Justice 22 McBride Avenue, Mervue Galway). This pamphlet documents sectarian killings by Loyalist paramilitaries over the past two years. It also includes an investigation of the deaths caused by South African weapons which reached Northern Ireland through UDA intelligence officer and British agent Brian Nelson.

Independent commission for police complaints for Northern Ireland: fifth annual report 1992. HMSO 1993 pp42 8.10.

Ireland: time for peace Gerry Fitzpatrick. Chartist Nov-Dec 1993 pp16-17

Public images of the police in Northern Ireland John D Brewer, Policing and Society 3:3 1993 pp163-176. Critique of the divided society model of policing drawing on data from the 1990 Social Attitude Survey in Northern Ireland.

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