Brexit Archives – Page 5 of 6

Aug

Briefing on the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill 2018

09/08/2018Committee on the Administration of JusticePublications, Submissions

From a human rights perspective, there are numerous objections to the contents of the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill 2018. The proposed bill also contains measures that could have worrying implications if applied to their full extent in Northern Ireland. The bill, which is currently making its way through the UK parliament, includes provisions that...

Jun

EU Withdrawal Bill, Clause 13 – ‘new border arrangements’ Freedom of Movement in the Common Travel Area: The planned non ‘routine’ passport controls in and out of Northern Ireland and the risks of increased racial profiling, a CAJ briefing

11/06/2018Committee on the Administration of JusticePublications, Submissions

EU-Withdrawl-Bill-HCPP-NI-Border-Controls-and-racial-profiling-CAJ-Briefing-May-2018 Summary Clause 13 of the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill as amended on Report at the House of Lords relates to the “Continuation of North-South co-operation and the prevention of new border arrangements” on the island of Ireland. This clause was inserted in the Lords further to a cross-party amendment. The UK Northern Ireland and...

Apr

One Big Border? BREXIT: passport and border controls in Northern Ireland – A CAJ Briefing Note for the House of Lords (HL) Report Stage debate on the EU Withdrawal Bill, April 2018

25/04/2018Committee on the Administration of JusticePublications, Submissions

CAJ-Briefing-BREXIT-and-Northern-Ireland-passport-and-border-controls-April-2018

Mar

Just News March 2018

27/03/2018Committee on the Administration of JusticeJust News

Just-News-March-2018

Mar

The Good Friday Agreement at 20: Achievements and Unfinished Business – Evidence presented to the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, United States Congress, 22 March 2018

23/03/2018Committee on the Administration of JusticeNews, Submissions

The Committee on the Administration of Justice (CAJ) is honoured to be giving evidence to this Commission on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Belfast Good Friday Agreement. This Agreement, and the subsequent agreements of different kinds designed to implement it, has given us 20 years of relative peace; following a disastrous, thirty...

Mar