Former Ulster Unionist John McCallister appointed to Human Rights Commission

Former Assembly member John McCallister has been appointed to the Human Rights Commission.

Former Ulster Unionist John McCallister appointed to Human Rights Commission
Wed, 30 Aug, 2017 - 18:15

Former Assembly member John McCallister has been appointed to the Human Rights Commission.

The ex-Ulster Unionist left to help establish NI21 as an alternative to what that party saw as green and orange-tinted politics in the North.

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