As a major human rights organisation in Northern Ireland, UHRW promotes human rights in Northern Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom as well as in other European countries signatory to the European Convention on Human Rights, including the Republic of Ireland.
The Ulster Human Rights Watch supports families across Northern Ireland that have been bereaved or have had members physically and mentally injured as a result of terrorism.
The Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill, currently passing through parliament, represents a threat to the rights of victims of terrorism to obtain justice. Ulster Human Rights Watch have produced a Submission to Parliamentarians outlining its failings and the amendments that we believe are necessary to ensure that the rights of victims are protected.
The Ulster Human Rights Watch Advocacy Service is delivered by UHRW in order to provide assistance to families who have unresolved historical cases and wish to obtain information or request further investigation.
For more information about our services click here.
The Legacy of the Past Record has been created by the Ulster Human Right Watch Advocacy Service and deposited in the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI). It comprises records of the experiences of individuals who were impacted by the troubles in Northern Ireland.
I acknowledge that the Copyright, Design and Patents Act 1988 applies to the Family Reports that are made available by the Ulster Human Rights Watch.
I understand that ‘the copy’ as designated below relates to a copy made by me or supplied to me, whether hard - copy or digital, of the material or part thereof referenced; and that a copy supplied to me will be treated as if I had made the copy myself.
I agree that I will not use the copy except for non-commercial purposes such as private study, research and/or educational purposes and will not supply a copy of it to any other person. I understand that should I, at a later date, wish to reproduce or publish the copy in print, online or via any other media, I will first seek the authorisation of the Ulster Human Rights Watch; and that it is my responsibility to ensure copyright is not infringed.
I commit not to make or request a copy of a work which has been published prior to deposit in the Legacy of the Past Record and where copying would be in breach of copyright, or where copying has been prohibited by the Ulster Human Rights Watch or copyright owner, without first obtaining the necessary authorisations.
I recognise that if this statement is false in relation to any family report, the copy shall be an infringing copy and that I shall be liable for infringement of copyright.
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