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Interviews with attendees at the ‘Not in my Name’ demonstration by Caitriona Connolly for WIMPS on 10 April 2011

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Video interviews with attendees at the ‘Not in my Name’ demonstration by Caitriona Connolly for WIMPS on 10 April 2011. On 2 April, PSNI constable Ronan Kerr was killed by a car bomb planted outside his home by a dissident republican group. This action prompted condemnation from across Northern Ireland politics and society, several public demonstrations being held in a campaign entitled ‘Not in my Name’. In these interviews attendees at the Belfast demonstration discuss the stability of the Peace Process. WIMPS, Where is my Public Servant?, is a project run by young people which seeks to hold political leaders and policy makers to account through direct media engagement.

Date of Release/Broadcast: 11 April 2011     

Interviewer: Caitriona Connolly

Purpose: News

Media: Audiovisual

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Link: Watch the interview

Programme/Book/Article: WIMPS

Time Period covered: 2011

Key Individuals: Ronan Kerr, Conall McDevitt, Dawn Purvis, Naomi Long, Erin Jones

Key Words: Dissident, paramilitary, youth, Not in my Name

 

 

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