Pogroms against Irish Communities with Increasing Violence
27.9.2001 888 Eyewitness report: a night of sectarian loyalist violence
09.9.2001 888 Comment on the violence against school girls in Ardoyne, North-Belfast
03.9.2001 888 Children terrorized in corridor of hate
03.9.2001 888 33year old mother of three could escape loyalist kidnapping
25.8.2001 888 Lifelong friends driven apart
18.8.2001 888 Comment on the list of sectarian attacks 2000
16.8.2001 888 Media Media coverage of pogrom playing into hands of loyalists: Maskey
13.8.2001 888 List of sectarian attacks 2000
Features and Analysis by Laura Friel in An Phoblacht/Republican News
28.6.2001 888 Not to be seen nor heard
01.5.2001 888 One woman's story
01.5.2001
888
Yaba
daba doo, Any excuse will do
14.4.2001 888 Freedom from sectarian harassment
Pat Finucane Centre in Derry lists Sectarian incidents
The
Pat Finucane Centre from
Derry publish monthly lists of secatrian incidents and attacks.A full dossier of
sectarian attacks from January 1999 until May 2001 is available on their
website.
The lists shows that sectarian violence is not a fight between two communities.
Although there are anti-protestant sectarian attacks, they are rare and single
incidents whereas most of the incidents are anti-catholic sectarian attacks.
They appear as orchestrated campaigns. Anti-catholic rassism has been
instrumentalized by British and Unionist politics. To the contrary Irish
nationalist and republican struggle was against British occupation and for
equality and not sectarian.