Month: April 2017

A truly free and independent press is a vital component of any healthy democratic society. The need for transparency and for those who wield governmental and corporate power to be held accountable is vital. The annual briefing by Reporters Without Borders, has pointed

Breton news site 7seizh reports that there will be further demonstrations in support of the terminally ill Basque political prisoner Oier Gomez on 26th April. Joint demonstrations will take place in Bayonne and Gastiez. On that day the Appeal Court in Paris will

(UN MILITANT D’AI’TA! CONVOQUÉ PAR LES FORCES DE L’ORDRE POUR DÉMONTAGE DE PANNEAUX SUR LES VOIES EXPRESS – 7siezh link below) The Breton language action group Ai’ta! is stepping up its campaign over the failure of the French National Roads Authority DIRO to

(Guyane : déclaration commune des organisations indépendantistes de Corse, Bretagne, Pays Catalans, Pays Basque) Several European independence groups have joined a call the week for the people of the French colony of Guyana to be given independence. The call coincides with the ongoing

I have documented at length the impact of industrial fishing from Senegal in West Africa to Scandinavia. Large trawlers literally vacuum the fish sticks in these areas and some of them have the capacity to process hundreds of tonnes of fish per day

Secretary of the Scottish branch of the Celtic League, Iain Ramsay writes that it is time for Scotland to ‘cut ourselves loose from a sinking ship’: Teresa May should be thanked, for her pointing out, that England needs Scotland’s Exports. How did she

News from Irish Branch of the Celtic League: Members of the radical Irish language group MISNEACH occupied the Department of the Gaeltacht on Kildare Street, Dublin on 12th April. After figures published in the census last week revealed a dramatic fall in the

‘Low flying military aircraft…does not just cause death or injury to the animals but also can lead to the deaths of horse riders’. A number of horses had to be put down following an incident involving low flying United States Air Force jets

News from Mannin Branch of the Celtic League: ‘An offshore finance sector which you are dependent on is ‘like trying to hold a wolf by the ears you can neither hold it nor safely let it go’. Although getting on a bit now

Sinn Féin, the Irish republican political party has accused Fianna Fáil of a U-turn and shifting back to the Fine Gael position on the issue of water charges. A report by an Oireachtas committee on domestic water charges has made its final recommendations