The Five Demands

Eirigi ha stilato una lista di 100 motivi per i quali è necessario partecipare alla protesta del 2 novembre a Belfast. E’ solo una elenco esemplificativo di 100 casi in cui in cui i membri della UDR / RIR sono stati accusati di reati gravi, con utilizzo di armi da fuoco ed esplosivi.
La prassi ha da sempre voluto che qualsiasi membro dell’UDR / RIR, accusato di reato grave, si dovesse dimettere dal Reggimento prima dic omparire dinnanzi al tribunale.
E’ per questo che Lui (o, in alcuni casi, lei), è quindi descritto in tribunale o come un “ex” membro UDR / RIR, oppure la precendente occupazione non viene nemmeno menzionata.

L’elenco dei 100 motivi li trovate su Eirigi

100 Reasons To Protest On November 2
The British Royal Irish Regiment (RIR) is one regiment of the British Army who will coat trail through Belfast this coming Sunday, November 2.
Below are over 100 cases where members of the UDR/RIR have been charged with serious offences, mostly involving firearms or explosives. This list does not claim to be exhaustive, it is merely an indicator of the sectarian nature of Britain’s notorious militia.
It has long been standard practice for any UDR/RIR member charged with a serious offence to be required to resign from the Regiment before appearing in court. He (or, in some cases, she) is therefore described in court as a “former” UDR or RIR member. Or their previous profession is not mentioned at all.
For example, although Roderick Shane McDowell and Thomas Crozier, convicted in October 1976 of the Miami Showband murders, were members of the UDR and operating in UDR uniforms at the time of the murders, this was not mentioned at their initial court appearance.

The full list of the 100 reasons to protest on 2nd November on Eirigi website