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A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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A Nobel soul takes on the dictators of a fast-rising superpower

THE awarding of the Nobel Peace prize to a brave Chinese human rights campaigner will hopefully aid the process of ridding China of the cruel and bloody dictatorship that has ruled the country for decades.

Variety club beats recession blues

Country life at a time of global conflict

Gormley rides to defence of the stag

Mad King George’s ‘dangerous delusion’ persists to this day

Bronze hares have a message for politicians

When money is involved, don’t assume that people alleging abuse are always truthful

THE provincial of the Christian Brothers’ St Mary’s (northern) province, Bro David Gibson, certainly had a point when he warned against the danger of innocent brothers being unjustly accused of abuses in industrial schools (Irish Examiner, May 23).

Mon, 05 Jun, 2006

Why salute one generation of rebels and condemn another?

THE noted critic of militant republicanism, Tom Carew, would have us believe that the almost 30 years of strife in the North was just one very long crime wave — “organised serial mass murder”, he calls it (Irish Examiner letters, May 11).

Mon, 29 May, 2006

When the hounds turn on sheep, we have a woolly Grand National

I AM surprised that those demanding an organised cull of deer on road safety grounds appear oblivious to the equal menace to life and limb posed by carted stag hunting.

Mon, 29 Aug, 2005