Zu den aktuellen Ereignissen in Belfast fällt mir ein Bild von Mike Abrahams ein. Es steht bei mir zu Hause und zeigt die "Peace Line" zu den Zeiten von "The Troubles".

#photography #photo #peaceline #belfast #ireland #mikeabrahams #blackandwhite #thetroubles

Irish Republican Digital Archive: Announcing Irish Republican Digital Archive redesign. “The most significant change is structural. The archive now presents its sections in chronological order, running from 1798 through every era and group in the republican tradition up until 2005. The aim is straightforward: a visitor arriving without prior knowledge should be able to follow in sequence, each […]

‘The violence is continuing’: scholars examine embodied memory of conflict

“The discussion focused on their research and its relationship to embodied memory — how conflict and violence leave lasting traces in bodies, spaces, and collective consciousness.”

Read our article by Allan LEONARD 👉 https://sharedfuture.news/the-violence-is-continuing-scholars-examine-embodied-memory-of-conflict/

#SharedFuture #NorthernIreland #peacebuilding #academic #art #seminar #TheTroubles

Over 300,000 British soldiers were sent to #NorthernIreland during 25 years of #TheTroubles.

Those troops killed 315 people. The overwhelming majority were Catholic civilians including women, 2 priests, and over 60 children. But only a handful of #BritishArmy prosecutions took place. Few were convicted, and many of those were released early.

Time to stop pandering to victim-makers, says #MarkThompson.

#TheIrishNews https://archive.is/2WxRA

#iepol #nipol #ukpol

These Colonialist Establishment freaks keep telling us what they are, and how little our lives matter if we don't follow them on their straight path

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/may/02/kemi-badenoch-social-media-posts-bloody-sunday-footage

#KemiBadenoch #BloodySunday #TheTroubles #UKPol #UKpolitics #Colonialism

Irish Legal News: UK government records relating to Troubles published by National Archives. “This first batch of files includes records offering fresh insights into the conflict’s early stages, including: the Civil Rights Campaign; the Outbreak of Conflict and the deployment of the Army; and the establishment of the Northern Ireland Office (NIO) in 1972 following the suspension of Stormont.”