Gays Against H-Block Armagh, featuring a banner with the phrase "No More Belsens", a reference to the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp during the holocaust. The phrase "No More Belsens" was used by activist and political groups in Northern Ireland as a way to call out inhumane conditions in prisons.
Belfast Gays Against Imperialism attend the Anti-Internment rally in West Belfast. Tarlach Mac Niallais remarks that following the shooting of Sean (John) Downs, the banner bearers hid the banner behind hedges and seeked cover. After things had died down when they went to retrieve the banner it had been taken.
Belfast Gays Against Imperialism attend the Anti-Internment rally in West Belfast. Tarlach Mac Niallais remarks that following the shooting of Sean (John) Downs, the banner bearers hid the banner behind hedges and seeked cover. After things had died down when they went to retrieve the banner it had been taken.
Volume 2 issue number 7 of NGF News publication featuring a photo from the counter protest against the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)'s 'Save Ulster from Sodomy' protest at Queen's University
During a two-day conference at Queen's university on gay rights, 150 "Save Ulster from Sodomy" campaigners arrived to protest, and minor scuffles between them and counter-protestors broke out. DUP Assemblymen also spoke outside the conference condemning gay rights and homosexuality.
