Conflict Resources.

The ‘Good Friday’ Agreement: Full text of the ‘Good Friday Agreement’ of 1998 that set out the plan for devolved government.

INCORE Guide to Northern Ireland Conflict: An excellent guide to peacebuilding in Northern Ireland.

Shared Troubles: Website that allows people to record personal memories of their experiences of the Troubles, and the people who died.

CAIN – Conflict Archive on the Internet: Huge database of information on the Troubles.

Criminal Justice Review: The criminal justice system was radically over-hauled following the Belfast Agreement. Read details here.

Equality Commission: An independent body set up to ensure an integrated and inclusive society in Northern Ireland

Human Rights Commission: The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission works to ensure that the human rights of everyone in Northern Ireland are fully and firmly protected in law, policy and practice.

Justice for the Forgotten: An organisation of victims and relatives seeking justice for the Dublin and Monaghan Bombings of the 17th May 1974, and the Dublin Bombings of the 1st December 1972 and 20th January 1973

UNESCO Centre: The UNESCO Centre at the University of Ulster researches education, conflict and reconciliation, both in Northern Ireland and beyond.

Centre for the Study of Ethnic Conflict: Based in Queen’s University, Belfast, a leading centre for research on the Troubles and also conflicts further afield.

Peace Polls: A series of fascinating polls with the general public in Northern Ireland, from different stages of the peace process in Northern Ireland. The polls are very in-depth and politicians used the polls to test the boundaries of what might be acceptable in negotiations. Also contains polls from several other countries.

NICVA: Umbrella organisation for community groups in Northern Ireland.

Council on Foreign Relations: The ‘Ireland’ section of this site contains many ‘must read’ articles on Northern Ireland.