Dickson calls for end to school protest

Northern Ireland Human Rights Chief, Bruce Dickson, has issued fresh calls for loyalists to end their school protest in North Belfast.

Dickson calls for end to school protest
Thu, 25 Oct, 2001 - 14:04

Northern Ireland Human Rights Chief, Bruce Dickson, has issued fresh calls for loyalists to end their school protest in North Belfast.

Dickson will meet RUC Chief Constable, Ronnie Flanagan, later today to discuss the crisis.

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