Anti-fraud measures hit poor and young voters
News Article 9 December 2003
Young and poorer people in Northern Ireland have been hit hardest by measures aimed at tackling electoral fraud, according to a report published on Tuesday.
Justice (Northern Ireland) Act 2004
Legislation 26 November 2003
"Legislation will be brought forward to establish a Northern Ireland Judicial Appointments Commission."
Shake-up in Ulster's judicial system
News Article 26 November 2003
In a bid to improve confidence in Northern Ireland's justice system, a new judicial appointments commission is to be created.
Judge gives NI report to ministers
Press Review 8 October 2003
Publish NI collusion report, activists demand
News Article 7 October 2003
Human rights campaigners have called on the government to make public a report into allegations of collusion by Northern Ireland's security services.
Sinn Fein 'running scared' on policing reforms
News Article 19 September 2003
Sinn Fein has been accused of "running scared" on the issue of policing in Ulster, four years after the Patten Commission published its recommendations.
Unionists slam Maze dinner
Press Review 16 September 2003
Prisoners segregated in Ulster jails
Press Review 9 September 2003
NI prisons report endorses segregation
News Article 8 September 2003
Loyalist and republican prisoners should be segregated, a review of safety at Northern Ireland's main prison has concluded.
Quiet marching season concludes
Press Review 1 September 2003
Sinn Fein makes new demand
Press Review 18 August 2003
Politicians renew Omagh prosecutions pledge
News Article 15 August 2003
As relatives mark the fifth anniversary of the Omagh bombing, politicians and police officers have vowed to bring those responsible to justice.
Omagh case crucial says minister
Press Review 14 August 2003
Sinn Fein demands action on human rights
News Article 8 August 2003
Sinn Fein has called on the government to implement the Good Friday agreement in full.
Real IRA terrorist facing life
Press Review 7 August 2003
