Holding the balance

JA BARNWELL (Irish Examiner letters, June 29) tells us that the “cornerstone of its (Amnesty International’s) credibility is consistency... no exceptions.”
Wed, 06 Jul, 2005 - 01:00

I look forward to reading about its campaigns on violence against men, or simply violence, rather than its current approach of focusing on violence against women.

TP Kindlon

12 Beechpark Lawn

Castleknock

Dublin 15

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